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Evaluation Of Exposure Of School Children To Electromagnetic Fields From Wireless Computer Networks (Wi-Fi): Phase 1 Laboratory Measurements

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Authors not listed · 2009

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The survey classifies wearable IoT devices into four clusters and finds Cellular IoT has been rarely studied despite its advantages.

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The paper comprehensively surveys recent research on wearable Internet of Things and classifies wearables into health, sports and daily activity, tracking and localization, and safety clusters. It groups and analyzes the fundamental algorithmic differences within each cluster and discusses research challenges and open issues. The survey reveals that Cellular IoT has many advantages for wearables but has been rarely studied by researchers. The article also addresses opportunities and challenges for implementing Cellular IoT-enabled wearables.

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Unknown (2009). Evaluation Of Exposure Of School Children To Electromagnetic Fields From Wireless Computer Networks (Wi-Fi): Phase 1 Laboratory Measurements.
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@article{evaluation_of_exposure_of_school_children_to_electromagnetic_fields_from_wireless_computer_networks_wi_fi_phase_1_laboratory_measurements_ce1249,
  author = {Unknown},
  title = {Evaluation Of Exposure Of School Children To Electromagnetic Fields From Wireless Computer Networks (Wi-Fi): Phase 1 Laboratory Measurements},
  year = {2009},
  doi = {10.1097/hp.0b013e318200e203},
  
}

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The paper comprehensively surveys recent research on wearable Internet of Things and classifies wearables into four clusters.
The four clusters are health, sports and daily activity, tracking and localization, and safety.
The survey reveals that Cellular IoT has many advantages for wearables but has been rarely studied by researchers.
The article addresses opportunities and challenges for implementing Cellular IoT-enabled wearables.
Smart wearables collect and analyze data, and in some scenarios make a smart decision and provide a response to the user, and are finding more and more applications in daily life.