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30 \title{Chatty Things -- Making the Internet of Things Readily Usable for the
32 \author{Roland Hieber
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33 \date{Seminar Communications and Multimedia, TU~Braunschweig \\
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41 \section{Prerequisites
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43 In order to build a distributed, failure-tolerant network for our Chatty Things,
44 we will first look at some techniques which can be used to eliminate centralized
45 infrastructure. Most of these techniques are standardized by the IETF and widely
46 used in existing networks. Finally, we will look at XMPP as the basic
47 communication protocol used in Chatty Things.
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