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Privacy, Security, and Identity / Smart Home Sensing, Cameras, and Occupancy Detection

The food and pharmaceutical industries struggle to achieve efficient, economical large-scale monitoring and tracking.

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The food and pharmaceutical industries struggle to achieve efficient, economical large-scale monitoring and tracking.

UbiComp '22PACT: Design of a Scalable Long-Range Communication System for Battery-Free Passive Tags in Monitoring and Tracking

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