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Application of Mobile Signal Processing in the IoT
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Abstract
The application of mobile signal processing in the Internet of Things (IoT) represents a significant advancement in the realm of connected devices, offering a myriad of opportunities to enhance the functionality, efficiency, and intelligence of IoT systems. With the proliferation of mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, and the ubiquity of wireless connectivity, mobile signal processing techniques have emerged as powerful tools for analyzing, interpreting, and leveraging data generated by IoT devices and sensors. This introduction explores the transformative potential of mobile signal processing in the IoT landscape, highlighting key applications, challenges, and implications.
Keywords
Mobile Signal Processing, IoT, Applications
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Boozer,D. (2024). Application of Mobile Signal Processing in the IoT. Journal of Advances in Signal Processing-Test,1(1),12-17.
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