Tien‐Wen Sung

CTBC Business School, Fujian University of Technology

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Tien-Wen Sung is a researcher focused on wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and the Internet of Things (IoT), with particular emphasis on network reliability, energy efficiency, and smart home applications. His work addresses critical challenges in maintaining robust WSN performance, especially when sensor failures create coverage holes that disrupt data delivery and network connectivity. In his 2013 paper "A Coverage Hole Healing Strategy with Awareness of Data Delivery Time in Wireless Sensor Networks" (3 citations), Sung proposed an innovative strategy to autonomously repair coverage gaps while minimizing data transmission delays, ensuring both sensing coverage and topology connectivity are preserved. This contribution helps extend network lifetime and maintain service quality in resource-constrained environments. More recently, Sung explored sustainable smart home solutions in his 2021 study "Study of Low-Cost-Based Smart Home Control Using IoT Powered by Photovoltaic Cells" (2 citations), demonstrating how IoT devices can be integrated with solar energy to create affordable, self-powered home automation systems. His work bridges practical deployment challenges with theoretical network optimization, offering cost-effective and energy-aware solutions for next-generation wireless systems.