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Thomas M. Wendt
Researcher at University of Applied Sciences Offenburg
Publications - 25
Citations - 270
Thomas M. Wendt is an academic researcher from University of Applied Sciences Offenburg. The author has contributed to research in topics: Wireless sensor network & Key distribution in wireless sensor networks. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 23 publications receiving 223 citations. Previous affiliations of Thomas M. Wendt include University of Freiburg.
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Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) based wireless sensors
TL;DR: The following paper presents the results of a feasibility study about Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) based wireless sensors, which has been used to explore the common applicability of BLE for wireless sensor systems.
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Performance analysis of an Bluetooth Low Energy sensor system
TL;DR: The performance analysis results of a BLE sensor system which is based on the TI transceiver CC2540F will be presented and can be taken for further important investigations like lifetime calculations or BLE simulation models.
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A benchmark survey of long range (LoRaTM) spread-spectrum-communication at 2.45 GHz for safety applications
TL;DR: The use of diverse and redundant wireless technologies like LoRa can lead to an increase acceptance of wireless in safety applications and the content of this research results can help to raise the level of confidence in wireless.
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Multi-robot Range-Only SLAM by Active Sensor Nodes for Urban Search and Rescue
TL;DR: RSLAM is introduced, which is a variant of FastSlam, extended for range-only measurements and the multi-robot case, and capable of building consistent maps in presence of real sensor noise and to improve mapping results of multiple robots by data sharing.
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Wake-Up Methods to Extend Battery Life Time of Wireless Sensor Nodes
Thomas M. Wendt,Leonhard Reindl +1 more
TL;DR: The focus of this work is to compare and evaluate wake up solutions for wireless sensor applications and show that wake up strategies in conjunction with switching of not needed components will extend the life cycle enormous.