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Edge Computing in Wireless Sensing Applications
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DOI：10.1109/MECO55406.2022.9797161.png)
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Edge computing has emerged as the solution to the continuously increasing numbers of Internet-connected devices and to the ever increasing amounts of data transmitted by them. Through the use of advanced algorithms and hardware components it allows sensor data processing at the source and reduces the volumes of data transmitted within the network. This paper focuses on the idea of edge computing, looks at some of the most important achievements in the field, and presents a use case system that shows how edge intelligence is becoming more common. The developed use case system is an environmental wireless sensor that is able to run for long periods of time on a single coin-cell battery while measuring parameters like equivalent CO2 (carbon dioxide) and VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds). This was made possible through the device's design, components, and advanced firmware, that uses high-level signal processing and fusion algorithms.
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Edge computing
Internet-of-Things
wireless sensor
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