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Influence of the furniture on 60 GHz radio propagation in a residential environment
At millimeter waves, the home furniture and object dimensions can be equal or superior to the wavelength. A comparison between propagation measurements conducted within a residential house for two configurations, furnished and empty, reveals a real influence of the furniture in the millimeter-waves propagation.