“…As well as offering a communication infrastructure for personnel in the field to connect to their command center/dispatch, MANETs can also be used to provide point-to-point connectivity, e.g., Internet of Things (IoT) applications [29,30] where smart devices communicate with one another [31] to, e.g., collectively manage their demand profile. IoT devices, whether in a home automation setting or an industrial environment, often need to communicate and collaborate dynamically [29,31]. Especially when some of the IoT devices are mobile [30] or only sporadically active, MANETs can dynamically adapt to the applications' needs effectively [5,29].…”