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WiFi Backscatter for Green Internet of Things: Concepts, Research Trends, and Practical Challenges
WiFi backscatter has emerged as a promising technology for green Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity by enabling battery-free devices to communicate through widely available WiFi signals. Despite substantial progress in recent years, a considerable gap remains between research prototypes and pract
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