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In a recent publication in the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, we demonstrated that differential evolution with a local search can be effectively exploited to minimize the Symbol Error Rate (SER) of RIS-aided MIMO systems, jumping out of local optimums and towards the globally optimal solution. You might refer to our ideas at: https://lnkd.in/gH4XQZN6 Ngo Quoc Hien Symeon Chatzinotas Bui Trong Duc

https://lnkd.in/dEHsedux “IEEE invites Internet enthusiasts and 460,000+ IEEE members from over 190 countries to join an engaging live-stream as we look back at the Internet’s humble beginnings and the important contributions of IEEE. In May 1974, the IEEE Transactions on Communications scientific journal published the seminal paper “A Protocol for Packet Network Intercommunication.” Authored by Vinton Cerf and Robert Kahn, this paper described the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) that supported the interconnection of multiple packet-switched networks into a network of networks.”

Well over 500 attendees at the IEEE802.11 meeting in Montreal this week, with a roughly 50/50 split in 'live' vs 'virtual'. Some progress in .11bn (future Wi- Fi 8) on: Multi AP related features, Roaming, LDPC coding, In-device coexistence, Extended Range and other features. The 'Integrated Millimeter Wave effort, primarily targeting the 60GHz band and potentially 45 GHz band will move ahead as Taskgroup 802.11bq in the foreseable future. The Ambient Power (.11bp) is moving along with identifying the different usages and topologies to be supported. A new Topic Interest Group (TIG) will start to analyze Automotive use cases (e.g rapid data off load / upload using Wi-Fi for vehicles) and identify potential gaps in the 802.11 standards family.

The paper "On the Deployment of an AI-driven Power Control Mechanism for D-MIMO in Beyond 5G Scenarios" will be presented today at the IEEE Conference on Standards for Communications and Networking 2024, which is taking place in Belgrade (Serbia) IEEE Communications Society #IEEECSCN

DAQ is Back tomorrow! Learn all about NI (National Instruments)'s new USB DAQ device by registering for the launch webinar: https://bit.ly/3ME6H8y

IEEE 802.11bn (a.k.a. Wi-Fi 8) aims to improve wireless network performance by utilizing multiple access points (APs) to enhance coverage, reliability and throughput. While achieving this enhancement, one of the most important design and implementation challenges is the coordination of multiple APs to efficiently use the resources and to minimize the interference to the basic service sets of APs during communication. Download the latest whitepaper from Ofinno's Serhat Erkucuk for a discussion of Coordination of Multiple Access Points in Wi-Fi 8. https://lnkd.in/eZeGKiKh #Wi-Fi #Wi-Fi8 #IEEE802.11

From 10 meters to 0.1 meter—Wi-Fi location technologies have come a long way. Dorothy Stanley discusses the advancements in IEEE 802.11™️ and Wi-Fi®️ enabled devices that make highly accurate ranging possible

Interesting insights from the 2024 edition of the Fixed Wireless Access Handbook: - FWA connections forecasted to grow and reach 330 million by 2029 - High-end and speed-tiered 5G FWA offerings using outdoor CPEs show tariffs ranging from three to five times the relative MBB ARPU levels of 4G offerings based on indoor CPES - Achieve 60% more capacity by upgrading 20% of indoor CPEs in worst radio conditions to outdoor. Please check full handbook via link (including on-demand webinar available): https://lnkd.in/gyi-H4-a #Ericsson #5G #FWA

MIC Japan official guidance document “The Guideline for Utilization of the US and European Standards Test Data for 2.4GHz band wireless LAN and similar technologies”. ⬇️ #MIC #wirelessLAN #standardscompliance #iCertifi #gma #globalmarketaccess #typeapproval #regulatorycompliance