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Deconstructing BLE Multi-hop: a Model-based Approach to Quantifying the Challenges
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) was originally designed for point-to-point communication, but BLE multi-hop networks have attracted academic and industrial interest. Multi-hop communication, however, introduces desynchronized nodes to the network due to the difference in individual clocks. In this paper,
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