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20192022
most citedRemote IoT devices: sleepy strategies and signal processing to the rescue for a long battery life

3 citations · 3 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for

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5 papers

cs.CY2022

IoT with a Soft Touch: A Modular Remote Sensing Platform for STE(A)M Applications

Jona Cappelle, Geoffrey Ottoy, Sarah Goossens +4

Besides wide attraction in the industry, IoT is being used to advance STEM and STEAM education across a range of education levels. This work presents a remote sensing platform, nam…

cs.NI2022

Aerial Energy Provisioning for Massive Energy-Constrained IoT by UAVs

Jarne Van Mulders, Guus Leenders, Gilles Callebaut +2

Autonomy of devices is a major challenge in many Internet of Things (IoT) applications, in particular when the nodes are deployed remotely or difficult to assess places. In this pa…

cs.NI2021

Multi-RAT for IoT: The Potential in Combining LoRaWAN and NB-IoT

Guus Leenders, Gilles Callebaut, Geoffrey Ottoy +2

The broad range of requirements of Internet of Things applications has lead to the development of several dedicated communication technologies, each tailored to meet a specific fea…

eess.SP2019

LoRa Physical Layer Evaluation for Point-to-Point Links and Coverage Measurements in Diverse Environments

Gilles Callebaut, Guus Leenders, Chesney Buyle +2

This paper focuses on Point-to-Point LoRa connections. We report on coverage measurements performed in three distinct environments, i.e., coastal, forest and urban. Our field exper…

eess.SP20193 cited

Remote IoT devices: sleepy strategies and signal processing to the rescue for a long battery life

Gilles Callebaut, Geoffrey Ottoy, Guus Leenders +3

Long range wireless connectivity opens the door for new IoT applications. Low energy consumption is essential to enable long autonomy of devices powered by batteries or even relyin…