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# MobiCom Experiments

MobiCom's evidence culture is physical: a mobile/wireless mechanism is believed when it is
**measured over the air, on real hardware, under conditions that resemble deployment**. A
simulation-only or single-run evaluation reads as under-done here. Design the evaluation as
a set of questions about the mechanism, then build the smallest measurement campaign that
answers them on real radios.

## Questions before measurements

Write the evaluation's subsection titles as questions first — *Does the mechanism hold under
mobility? What does it cost in energy at rest? When does the channel defeat it?* — then
design one experiment per question. The inverted approach (run everything, narrate the
survivors) produces the benchmark tour that MobiCom reviews call unfocused.
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