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LiveWSN: A memory-efficient, energy-efficient, reprogrammable, and fault-tolerant platform for wireless sensor network

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Figure 1. LiveWSN hierarchical-scheduling mechanism.
Figure 4. Prototype board of the IWoT node.
Table 1. Data memory cost and scheduling efficiency of the different multithreading mechanisms.
Figure 6. Software elementary diagram of the LiveWSN reprogramming mechanism.
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