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November 18, 2014
by IEEE Standards
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For the Internet of Things to continue, Open Standards are needed. The two main pillars of research that are addressing these challenges of connectivity which plague the Internet of Things (IoT) are proximal connectivity and wireless wide area connectivity.

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