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Augmented Wi-Fi: An AI-based Wi-Fi Management Framework for Wi-Fi/LTE Coexistence
2020 16th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM), 2020Recently, the operation of LTE in unlicensed bands has been proposed to cope with the ever-increasing mobile traffic demand. However, the deployment of LTE in such bands implies sharing spectrum with mature technologies such as Wi-Fi. Several studies have discussed this coexistence problem by suggesting that LTE implements different adaptation ...
Soto-Arenas, Paola Andrea +9 more
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WI-FI 6: СЛЕДУЮЩЕЕ ПОКОЛЕНИЕ WI-FI
II Всероссийской научно-практической конференции «Digital Era», 2022Wi-Fi 6 – это технология следующего поколения, основанная на стандарте IEEE 802.11ax. Она позволяет подключить сеть Wi-Fi нового поколения. Wi-Fi 6 обеспечивает высокую пропускную способность, более качественное покрытие и производительность, что позволяет соответствовать растущим требованиям пользователей.
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2019
Even the cheapest laptop no longer needs a cable to access the internet; you just walk into a place and, somehow, magically, the device you are carrying connects automatically with a Wi-Fi hot spot. This happens in cafes, at home, on a train, on a plane.
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Even the cheapest laptop no longer needs a cable to access the internet; you just walk into a place and, somehow, magically, the device you are carrying connects automatically with a Wi-Fi hot spot. This happens in cafes, at home, on a train, on a plane.
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Proceedings of the 9th workshop on Mobile computing systems and applications, 2008
Several applications require physically nearby Wi-Fi clients to communicate with each other. In this paper, we present a new group communication paradigm, called Neighborcast, that forms a multicast group among all nearby clients, even when they are on different frequency channels or associated to different Access Points.
Ranveer Chandra +2 more
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Several applications require physically nearby Wi-Fi clients to communicate with each other. In this paper, we present a new group communication paradigm, called Neighborcast, that forms a multicast group among all nearby clients, even when they are on different frequency channels or associated to different Access Points.
Ranveer Chandra +2 more
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GetMobile: Mobile Computing and Communications, 2017
Wi-Fi has traditionally been considered a power-consuming communication system and has not been widely adopted in the sensor network and Internet of Things (IoT) space. We introduce Passive Wi-Fi that demonstrates that one can generate 802.11b transmissions using backscatter communication, while consuming 3-4 orders of magnitude lower power than ...
Bryce Kellogg +3 more
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Wi-Fi has traditionally been considered a power-consuming communication system and has not been widely adopted in the sensor network and Internet of Things (IoT) space. We introduce Passive Wi-Fi that demonstrates that one can generate 802.11b transmissions using backscatter communication, while consuming 3-4 orders of magnitude lower power than ...
Bryce Kellogg +3 more
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2022
This paper is about Wi-Fi Backscatter and it’s various variants, a new communication system that enables us to connect RF powered devices, IoT devices as well, and any device using public Wi-Fi. Specifically, it is possible to reuse existing Wi-Fi infrastructure to provide high-speed and low-cost Internet connectivity.
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This paper is about Wi-Fi Backscatter and it’s various variants, a new communication system that enables us to connect RF powered devices, IoT devices as well, and any device using public Wi-Fi. Specifically, it is possible to reuse existing Wi-Fi infrastructure to provide high-speed and low-cost Internet connectivity.
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2010
Wi-Fi is a wireless-connection technology that enables you to connect computers, printers, game consoles, mobile devices(like your blackberry) and more to the internet. Today we are fortunate to live in a world where Wi-Fi is increasingly ubiquitous. Indeed, it is difficult to go anywhere and not hear about Wi-Fi.
Martin Trautschold, Gary Mazo
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Wi-Fi is a wireless-connection technology that enables you to connect computers, printers, game consoles, mobile devices(like your blackberry) and more to the internet. Today we are fortunate to live in a world where Wi-Fi is increasingly ubiquitous. Indeed, it is difficult to go anywhere and not hear about Wi-Fi.
Martin Trautschold, Gary Mazo
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WI-FI Tracker: an Organization WI-FI Tracking System
2006 Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2006Path and location tracking are one of the main interesting and fast growing applications in Mobile and Wireless Communications. The developments of such systems have interested many research, industrial and government bodies with solutions that range in scale and accuracy.
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Wi-Fi Channels Saturation Using Standard Wi-Fi Gateway
2015Considering the ever changing world of now, constantly growing, likewise changes the way that people connect with each other. Wireless networks are one of the main means of internet access today, thus the saturation of Spectra of 2.4i¾?GHz has been the subject of countless discussions and studies on the market, such is the case that new communication ...
Daniel Cortes Cañas +2 more
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Engineering & Technology, 2008
The idea was simple. People had already demonstrated their desire (and willingness to pay) for broadband Internet access at homes and offices. They were apparently falling in love with all things wireless. Wi-Fi hotspots were sprouting up, even if they were mainly confined to coffee shops, airports and hotels. So, the argument ran.
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The idea was simple. People had already demonstrated their desire (and willingness to pay) for broadband Internet access at homes and offices. They were apparently falling in love with all things wireless. Wi-Fi hotspots were sprouting up, even if they were mainly confined to coffee shops, airports and hotels. So, the argument ran.
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