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Integrated Sensing, Communication, and Computing Networks for IoT Applications
This special issue belongs to the section “Internet of Things“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the number of new IoT applications has been multiplying unprecedentedly, such as digital twins, extended reality, and autonomous systems. This prompts a novel design paradigm of integrated sensing, communication, and computing networks which can provide data generation, exchanging and processing data in a comprehensive manner by jointly managing sensing, communication, and computing resources. However, there are still many challenges with such an integrated network, including a proper integrated sensing, communication, and computing protocol, the trade-off among different dimensional metrics, and the deployment of servers, sensors, and IoT devices. Therefore, this Special Issue aims to seek high-quality papers from academics and industry-related researchers of ubiquitous IoT, integrated sensing, communication, and computing resource management, who conduct research on the development of resource management and networking technologies for IoT systems and applications and present the most recently advanced methods and applications. Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Integrated sensing and communication technologies for IoT systems;
- Integrated communication and computing technologies for IoT systems;
- Integrated sensing, communication, and computing technologies for IoT systems;
- The platform and testbed for integrated sensing, communication, and computing networks;
- Resource management for IoT systems;
- The development of novel IoT applications;
- Security and privacy for IoT systems;
- Novel technologies for IoT systems
Dr. Xiaojie Wang
Dr. Lu Sun
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sensors
- communication
- computing
- IoT applications
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