Transmission of Augmented Reality Contents Based on BLE 5.0 Mesh Network

Makolkina, Maria; Pham, Van Dai; Dinh, Truong Duy; Ryzhkov, Alexander; Kirichek, Ruslan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-01168-0_36

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“…The transmission speed of 230 kByte/s with a transmission range of up to 200 m is 11 times faster than BLE (cf. Aguilar et al., 2017; Boualouache et al., 2015; Karvonen et al., 2019; Makolkina et al., 2018) and over 3000 times faster than LoRaWAN (cf. Adelantado et al., 2017; Yousuf et al., 2018).…”

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“…Our solution is 11 times faster than the actual payload throughput of BLE versions 4 and, the newer, 5 optimised for data throughput and transmission range given higher output power (cf. Aguilar et al., 2017; Boualouache et al., 2015; Karvonen et al., 2019; Makolkina et al., 2018). Compared to the payload throughput of LoRaWAN with SF7 setting (fastest data rate, lowest transmission range) and not considering the LoRaWAN‐specific restrictions of maximum messages per day, our method is orders of magnitude more efficient, and at least 3420 times faster (cf.…”

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“…Transmitting a full flash memory with 256 MByte of data required 19 min and in total a battery capacity of 34.1 mAh. Our solution is 11 times faster than the actual payload throughput of BLE versions 4 and, the newer, 5 optimised for data throughput and transmission range given higher output power (cf Aguilar et al, 2017;Boualouache et al, 2015;Karvonen et al, 2019;Makolkina et al, 2018)…”

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Recently, the development of communication technologies, including the Internet of Things technology, has allowed to significantly automate and make people's lives easier. Internet of Things technologies are being implemented in various applications from agriculture to industrial sectors, from smart homes to smart cities. Due to this popularity, the number of smart devices is growing rapidly. Multiple forecasts already represent numbers of up to several billion devices in the next 5 years. Thus, the task of providing energy consumption for so many devices has become a priority in the development of Internet of Things. In order to study energy consumption, the simplest Internet thing based on RFID technology was tested, which allowed to calculate the service life of the battery located in the case of the radio frequency identification tag. Research subject. This article is about testing the power consumption of a typical Internet of Things device — RFID tags. Method. The studies are based on experimental methods, as well as statistical processing of measurement results. A laboratory bench for full-scale tests was developed with the support of the Rode and Schwartz Company, a testing procedure was developed, and an analysis was made of the energy consumption of the label under various operating conditions. Core results. The results of testing the battery life are presented. Practical relevance. The results of testing the RFID tag are presented, the battery life for the RFID tag is calculated. Practical significance. The results can be used when testing RFID tags and determining the operating time from various batteries. The presented laboratory bench scheme and testing technique can be used not only for RFID tags, but also for other types of Internet of Things devices.

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Transmission of Augmented Reality Contents Based on BLE 5.0 Mesh Network

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Testing Energy Consumption of Active Rfid Tags in Laboratory Conditions

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