Challenges In Reducing Wireless Latency

By Karen Heyman - 10 Oct, 2024 - Comments: 0

A new and much faster version of Wi-Fi is beginning to infiltrate the IoT market, reducing latency that has begun to creep up as more data is generated, processed, and moved wirelessly from one device to another. An estimated 20 billion connected devices are currently in use. Over the next several years, devices will start to include faster wireless connectivity, enabling more rapid transfer... » read more

Securing Short-Range Communications

By John Koon - 15 Dec, 2021 - Comments: 0

Short-range wireless communication technology is in widespread use and growing rapidly, adding conveniences for consumers while also opening the door to a whole range of cyberattacks. This technology is common across a variety of applications, from wireless key fobs to unlock a car and start the ignition, to tags used to help drivers find misplaced items such as car keys. RFID also is starti... » read more

Autoencoder-Based Characterisation Of Passive IEEE 802.11 Link Level Measurements

By Fraunhofer IIS/EAS - 10 Nov, 2021 - Comments: 0

Wireless networks are indispensable in today’s industrial manufacturing and automation. Due to harsh signal propagation conditions as well as co-existing wireless networks, transmission failures resulting in severe application malfunctions are often difficult to diagnose. Remote wireless monitoring systems are extremely useful tools for troubleshooting such failures.However, the completeness ... » read more

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Challenges In Reducing Wireless Latency

Securing Short-Range Communications

Autoencoder-Based Characterisation Of Passive IEEE 802.11 Link Level Measurements