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Challenges in integration of heterogeneous internet of things

Noaman et al., 2022

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Noaman M
Khan M
Abrar M
Ali S
Alvi A
Saleem M
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Scientific Programming

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Internet of Things (IoT) is considered the upcoming industrial and academic revolution in the technological world having billions of things and devices connected to the Internet. These connected devices are heterogeneous. They have different standards and technologies …
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