Recent advances in Cross-Technology Communication (CTC) have improved efficient
coexistence and cooperation among heterogeneous wireless devices (eg, WiFi, ZigBee, and …

Cross-Technology Communication is a promising solution proposed recently to the
coexistence problem of heterogeneous wireless technologies in the ISM bands. The existing …

Cross-technology Communication (CTC) is a key technique to explore the full capacity of
heterogeneous wireless. The latest CTC designs explore the PHY-layer to reach the …

Conventional gateway solutions are limited in satisfying the demand for ubiquitous
connections among heterogeneous wireless devices, eg, wide-area and personal-area …

To meet the growing demand for wireless data, it is time to move away from the age-old
paradigm of prohibiting interfering nodes from transmissions. Instead, through proactive …

Standard blind interference alignment (sBIA) suffers from noise accumulation which severely
deteriorates received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and significantly reduces transmission rate …

Small form-factor single antenna devices, typically deployed within wireless sensor
networks, lack many benefits of multi-antenna receivers like leveraging spatial diversity to …

The explosive growth in Internet of Things (IoT) deployments and anticipated data volumes
that will be generated within future autonomous devices require collecting and processing …

In recent years, the volume of uplink traffic in our networks has grown and become
increasingly diverse. Typically, concurrent uplink transmissions can be made possible by …

The promise of Internet of Things (IoT) and mass connectivity has brought many applications
and along with them many new challenges to be solved. Recognizing sensor networks as …