Chi Lin
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Abstract
The recent breakthrough in wireless power transfer technology enables power to be delivered between transceivers, which is quite helpful for sensor-cloud systems. Traditional charging schemes are only suitable for static sensors, while the issue of charging mobile sensors is ignored. In this paper, we make the first attempt to serve mobile sensors in the sensor-cloud systems in a “chasing” way, where a mobile charger can chase mobile sensors to replenish them. We formalize the charging utility MAximization Problem for dynamic sensors with a mobile charger (MAP) and propose a
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