Develops firmware for acoustic tags to enable bidirectional communication, enhancing applications.
Up until today, commercially available acoustic tags pose the inconvenience of lacking bidirectional communication capabilities. This implies that once deployed in the sea, they cannot be reconfigured in any way, limiting their potential applications and versatility. This paper aims to develop a firmware for an acoustic tag with bidirectional communication capabilities, enhancing its capabilities and versatility.
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