Thomas Watteyne is affiliated with the French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation (INRIA) in France. Their research focuses extensively on engineering and computer science, with a significant concentration in the subfields of computer networks and communications, electrical and electronic engineering, biomedical engineering, aerospace engineering, and computer vision and pattern recognition.
The primary topics covered in Thomas Watteyne's body of work include IoT networks and protocols, energy efficient wireless sensor networks, energy harvesting in wireless networks, wireless body area networks, indoor and outdoor localization technologies, robotics and sensor-based localization, and IoT and edge/fog computing.
Frequent coauthors in their collaborations include:
Watteyne has published in various scholarly venues, with multiple contributions in the following journals:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Thomas Watteyne include:
Ferran Adelantado;Xavier Vilajosana;Pere Tuset-Peiro;Borja Martinez
Maria Rita Palattella;Nicola Accettura;Xavier Vilajosana;Thomas Watteyne
Abdelmalik Bachir;Mischa Dohler;Thomas Watteyne;Kin K Leung
Cedric Adjih;Emmanuel Baccelli;Eric Fleury;Gaetan Harter
Simon Duquennoy;Beshr Al Nahas;Olaf Landsiedel;Thomas Watteyne
Thomas Watteyne;Thomas Watteyne;Xavier Vilajosana;Xavier Vilajosana;Branko Kerkez;Fabien Chraim
Mischa Dohler;Dominique Barthel;Thomas Watteyne;Tim Winter
Diego Dujovne;Thomas Watteyne;Xavier Vilajosana;Pascal Thubert
Thomas Watteyne;Ankur Mehta;Kris Pister
T. Watteyne;A. Molinaro;M. G. Richichi;M. Dohler
Xavier Vilajosana;Qin Wang;Fabien Chraim;Thomas Watteyne
Maria Palattella;Luigi Grieco;Thomas Watteyne
T. Watteyne;S. Lanzisera;A. Mehta;K. S. J. Pister
Xavier Vilajosana;Thomas Watteyne;Tengfei Chang;Malisa Vucinic
Xavier Vilajosana;Thomas Watteyne;Kris Pister
Xavier Vilajosana;Pere Tuset;Thomas Watteyne;Kris Pister
David Stanislowski;Xavier Vilajosana;Qin Wang;Thomas Watteyne
Thomas Watteyne;Isabelle Augé-Blum;Mischa Dohler;Dominique Barthel
Maria Rita Palattella;Thomas Watteyne;Qin Wang;Kazushi Muraoka
Andrew Tinka;Thomas Watteyne;Kris Pister
Qin Wang;Xavier Vilajosana;Thomas Watteyne
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French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation - INRIA
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