It Review: Wireless Sensor Networks
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Sensory nodes collect data like motion, contact, and presence. This data is transferred through packets like white paper to a management center, analogous to a front desk. The management center then distributes the data through the network to monitor physical properties and identify objects, similar to using sensors to track items moving through a tunnel.
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