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Internet of Things: From RFID Systems to Smart Applications

February 1, 2011pablohaya

Germán Montoro-Manrique, Pablo Haya-Coll, and Dirk Schnelle-Walka

UPGRADE, Vol. 2011 (1), February 2011 [download]

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