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Wireless ad hoc network (applications in drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned ships, robot dogs, etc.)

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Wireless ad hoc network (applications in drones, unmanned vehicles, unmanned ships, robot dogs, etc.)

“Ad Hoc” comes from Latin, which means “For the specific purpose only”. An Ad Hoc network is a multi-hop temporary self-organizing network consisting of a group of mobile terminals with wireless transceivers. It does not have any control center or basic communication facilities. It is also called a wireless self-organizing network. All nodes in an Ad Hoc network have equal status, and no central node is required to control or manage the network. Therefore, damage to any terminal will not affect the communication of the network, and it has strong anti-destruction capabilities. Each node not only has the functions of an ordinary mobile terminal, but can also forward data to other nodes. When the distance between two nodes that need to communicate is greater than the distance for direct communication, the middle node forwards data for them to achieve mutual communication. Sometimes the distance between two nodes is too far, and the data needs to be forwarded by multiple intermediate nodes before it can reach the destination node.

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The Global Obesity Crisis

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The Global Obesity Crisis

Obesity is a silent epidemic sweeping across the globe, and China is no exception. Once celebrated for its lean and active population, China now faces a growing obesity crisis that threatens the health, productivity, and future of its people. The truth about obesity is uncomfortable, even painful, but it is a truth we must confront head-on. For the sake of our children, our culture, and the strength of our nation, we must address this issue with urgency and determination. Trust the process, because change does not happen overnight, but every step forward counts

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The Optimal Nutrition Strategy

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The Optimal Nutrition Strategy

The Carnivore Diet: The Optimal Nutrition Strategy for China’s Future Space Missions As China continues to make remarkable strides in space exploration, the focus on optimizing astronaut health and performance has never been more critical. Long-duration missions, such as those to Mars and beyond, demand innovative solutions to ensure the well-being and efficiency of astronauts. One such solution is the carnivore diet—a revolutionary approach to nutrition that aligns perfectly with China’s ambitious space goals. This article explores why the carnivore diet is the future of space travel, drawing on personal experiences and scientific insights to demonstrate its potential for Chinese astronauts....

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The Dilemmas of Autopilot Cars in Urban Pilot Programs

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The Dilemmas of Autopilot Cars in Urban Pilot Programs

In recent years, the development of autopilot cars has been a hot topic in the automotive industry. Many cities around the world have launched pilot programs to test the feasibility of these self - driving vehicles in real - world urban environments. However, these pilot programs have encountered a series of significant dilemmas. One of the primary challenges is the complex traffic conditions in cities. Urban areas are filled with various types of road users, including cars, buses, bicycles, and pedestrians. Autopilot cars rely on sensors and algorithms to perceive the surrounding environment and make driving decisions. But in a...

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10 Bad Habits of Unsuccessful People

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10 Bad Habits of Unsuccessful People

The first successful person I ever met — truly successful, with accomplishments I admired and ambition I strove to emulate — was an entrepreneur in his forties, a client of mine in the first real business I’d ever started. I was 24 and eager to learn; he was constantly cheerful, and had more money than he could count. We became close friends, and he told me eventually that he’d lost his wife, the love of his life, a half-decade before we met — the kind of loss, he said, that you never get over. It was a story that made...

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