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Energy Prediction and Energy Management in Kinetic Energy-Harvesting Wireless Sensors Network for Industry 4.0

Alex Mouapi and Hatem Mrad    

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The work proposes a new approach to design autonomous wireless sensor network based on kinetic energy harvesting.

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