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"Is Low Power Enough?" Rethinking Energy Efficiency in High-Fidelity Sensing
For two decades, long-lived sensor nodes have been built from the lowest-power parts, because their scalar readings take only milliseconds to acquire and send. Scientists now want higher fidelity data from the field, such as images and audio, and these observations break that rule: a low-power micro
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