Performance modeling of multipath mobile data offloading in cellular/WiFi networks with bandwidth uncertainty

Bhooanusas, Nuntanut; Sou, Sok‐Ian

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2021.108351

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“…Meanwhile, using a variety of communication methods such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Radio-Frequency, or a sensor to connect to these devices and control them, or another way, with the continued growth of the Internet, a human being can remote control these devices using a web server or an android application. These technologies have significant drawbacks, in a typical residence, the Wi-Fi range is between dozen and hundred meters (Bhooanusas & Sou, 2021). They can transmit up to 30 meters (Błaszkiewicz et al, 2021) and are often used in long-range applications.…”

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“…This control system takes some of the concerns discussed above into consideration when devices are controlled from a distance beyond the operational range of (Bhooanusas & Sou, 2021), (Błaszkiewicz et al, 2021), ("Understanding Bluetooth Range | Bluetooth® Technology Website", 2022), (Finlay, 2016) control methods, such as through Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or radio-frequency. This study is inspired by the aforementioned investigations and focuses on remote lighting control from anywhere with an Internet connection.…”

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The demonstration device for remote light control via the Internet by using MQTT protocol and Dual-Chip ESP32

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In this article, the primary purpose is to design and implement a remote light control example that makes use of the Arduino IDE platform for programming, the MQTT protocol, and an ESP32 microcontroller, which has a dual-core CPU as well as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. This aspect is related to the Internet of Things (IoT), which allows any fundamental device to be linked and become a smart device via the application of the Internet. As a result, these devices can be operated from a significantly long-distance, eliminating the need to physically interact with the switches to turn them on or off. The first part of the paper is a discussion of the fundamental theory that is provided to examine the potential of remote control methods, followed by a short overview of the Arduino integrated development environment (IDE), MQTT communication protocol, and PWM technique to regulate the brightness of lights. The second section is devoted to hands-on work, such as setting up an environment connection over the Internet, compiling and designing a printed circuit board (PCB).

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