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Towards robust general-purpose backscatter with commodity radios

Chen, 2023

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Chen S
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Over the past decade, backscatter nodes have received booming interest for many emerging mobile applications, such as sports analytics and interactive gaming. However, problems remain in making backscatter communication into general-purpose battery-free data transfer …
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