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Going Green With Wireless Mesh Sensor Networks

There are significant hurdles to the continued ubiquitous use of wired sensor networks. High installation and maintenance costs result in the use of fewer nodes, compromising the overall quality of the data reported. Wireless sensing networks (WSN) can significantly reduce these costs by easing installation and eliminating cabling and connectors.

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