Pervasive computing applications commonly involve user's personal smartphones collecting
data to influence application behavior. Applications are often backed by models that learn …

Social scientists, psychologists, and epidemiologists use empirical human interaction data to
research human behaviour, social bonding, and disease spread. Historically, systems …

In the contemporary era of unprecedented innovations such as the Internet of Things (IoT),
modern applications cannot be imagined without the presence of a wireless sensor network …

The vast number of in-use Internet of Things (IoT) devices is by consensus, expected to
continue rapid growth. These devices are subject to an expanding list of attacks that exploit …

The ability to fine-tune communication performance is key to meeting the requirements of
Internet of Things applications. While years of low-power wireless research now allows …

On-demand delivery is a rapidly develo** business worldwide, where meals and
groceries are delivered door to door from merchants to customers by the couriers. Couriers' …

Proximity detection is at the core of several mobile and ubiquitous computing applications.
These include reactive use cases, eg, alerting individuals of hazards or interaction …

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has become one of the enabling wireless technologies to
facilitate the Internet of Things. Neighbor discovery is critical in BLE communications. BLE …

Policy makers have implemented multiple non-pharmaceutical strategies to mitigate the
COVID-19 worldwide crisis. Interventions had the aim of reducing close proximity …

Mobile applications commonly use on-device sensors to continuously provide context:
temperature, position, sound, etc. By collaborating to sense context, devices can save …