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Designing trustworthy IoT systems: Critical challenges and approaches for generating value

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Designing trustworthy IoT systems: Critical challenges and approaches for generating value. / Lee, Boyeun; Gradinar, Adrian; Cooper, Rachel et al.
Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies: IHIET 2022. Vol. 68 2022. ed. AHFE International, 2022. p. 605-611.

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Lee, B, Gradinar, A, Cooper, R & Coulton, P 2022, Designing trustworthy IoT systems: Critical challenges and approaches for generating value. in Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies: IHIET 2022. 2022 edn, vol. 68, AHFE International, pp. 605-611. https://doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1002783

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Lee, B., Gradinar, A., Cooper, R., & Coulton, P. (2022). Designing trustworthy IoT systems: Critical challenges and approaches for generating value. In Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies: IHIET 2022 (2022 ed., Vol. 68, pp. 605-611). AHFE International. https://doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1002783

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Lee B, Gradinar A, Cooper R, Coulton P. Designing trustworthy IoT systems: Critical challenges and approaches for generating value. In Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies: IHIET 2022. 2022 ed. Vol. 68. AHFE International. 2022. p. 605-611 doi: 10.54941/ahfe1002783

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Lee, Boyeun ; Gradinar, Adrian ; Cooper, Rachel et al. / Designing trustworthy IoT systems : Critical challenges and approaches for generating value. Human Interaction and Emerging Technologies: IHIET 2022. Vol. 68 2022. ed. AHFE International, 2022. pp. 605-611

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