Hybrid Optical Wireless Networks and Sensor Technologies

Name: Hybrid Optical Wireless Networks and Sensor Technologies
Brand: Taylor & Francis
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By: Prateek Gupta (Editor), Bhavana Kaushik (Editor), Kiran Ahuja (Editor), Indu Bala (Editor)

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eText | 3 June 2025 | Edition Number 1

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The incredible growth of hybrid wireless networks and sensor-based communication technologies has led to research in both academia and industry for intelligent, efficient, and robust technologies to satisfy the requirements of future users. This new book covers the tools, techniques, and trends in hybrid optical wireless networks and sensor technologies that can be applied in various domains.

Addressing recent trends and opportunities in wireless networks, the book covers the categorization of various hybrid optical wireless networks and sensor networks, algorithm optimization for intelligent wireless and mobile networks, optic-based wireless networks, bio-inspired algorithms and methods for wireless networks and sensor networks and more. The diverse topics include deep learning in mobile device sensors, optimized wireless propagation models, underwater communication through hybrid optical wireless networks, sensor technology for advanced agriculture, sensors as attack and defense mechanisms for vehicles, wireless underground sensor networks for smart cities, IoT-based biosensors in smart healthcare applications, and more.