Environmental measurements generally consist of relatively small data packets transmitted at regular intervals.
Consequently, communication efficiency is determined more by reliability and energy consumption than by maximum throughput.
Whenever possible, devices should minimise unnecessary transmissions while ensuring that significant environmental changes are communicated promptly.
Future implementations may adopt adaptive transmission strategies that automatically modify reporting frequency according to environmental conditions.
Stable conditions may require infrequent updates, whereas rapidly changing situations may justify more frequent communication.
This adaptive behaviour contributes to reducing energy consumption while preserving engineering value.