Electromagnetic Nanonetworks Beyond 6G: From Wearable and Implantable Networks to On-chip and Quantum Communication
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
42(8), P. 2122 - 2142
Published: May 10, 2024
Emerging
from
the
symbiotic
combination
of
nanotechnology
and
communications,
field
nanonetworking
has
come
a
long
way
since
its
inception
more
than
fifteen
years
ago.
Significant
progress
been
achieved
in
several
key
communication
technologies
as
enablers
paradigm,
well
multiple
application
areas
that
it
opens.
In
this
paper,
focus
is
placed
on
electromagnetic
providing
an
overview
advances
made
wireless
nanocommunication
technology
microwave
through
terahertz
to
optical
bands.
The
characteristics
potential
compared
are
then
confronted
with
requirements
challenges
broad
set
applications
Internet
NanoThings
(IoNT)
on-chip
networks
paradigms,
including
quantum
computing
for
first
time.
Finally,
selection
cross-cutting
issues
possible
directions
future
work
given,
aiming
guide
researchers
practitioners
towards
next
generation
nanonetworks.
Language: Английский
Experimental study on designing smart antenna sensor networks and modelling management energy consumption for intelligent systems of internet of medical things
Journal of Information and Telecommunication,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 25
Published: Jan. 13, 2025
The
Internet
of
Medical
Things
(IoMT)
is
revolutionizing
healthcare
through
technologies
like
artificial
intelligence,
data
analysis,
and
remote
monitoring.
However,
designing
energy-efficient
Wireless
Body
Area
Networks
(WBANs)
remains
challenging
due
to
the
complex
propagation
characteristics
on-body
communication
links,
which
vary
with
human
body
posture
size.
This
study
aims
develop
smart
wearable
antenna
sensors
model
energy
consumption
in
links.
We
have
conducted
experimental
studies
on
monopole
patch
antennas
at
2.4
GHz,
focusing
morphological
factors
channel
characteristics.
Our
findings
reveal
that
path
loss
exponent
links
significantly
varies
size,
proposed
effectively
enhances
efficiency
during
signal
transmission.
research
contributes
optimizing
WBANs
for
improved
applications.
Language: Английский
Introduction to the Internet of Behavior (IoB)
Advances in psychology, mental health, and behavioral studies (APMHBS) book series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 20
Published: Jan. 22, 2025
The
Internet
of
Behavior
(IoB)
represents
a
convergence
data
analytics,
behavioral
science,
and
the
Things
(IoT),
designed
to
collect,
analyze,
influence
human
behavior.
By
leveraging
from
various
sources
such
as
smart
devices,
social
media,
digital
interactions,
IoB
aims
understand
predict
how
people
act
make
decisions.
provides
personalized
experiences,
predictive
insights,
behavior-based
interventions
across
industries
like
healthcare,
marketing,
cities,
finance.
This
chapter
introduce
explores
core
concepts,
features,
applications
IoB,
shedding
light
on
its
transformative
potential
critical
concerns
it
raises
in
data-driven
world.
Language: Английский
Performance implications of channel aware cooperative probing-GBN ARQ in the context of wireless body area networks
A. Hena Rubavathy,
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S. Sundar
No information about this author
Results in Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23, P. 102444 - 102444
Published: June 20, 2024
The
advent
of
Wireless
Body
Area
Networks
(WBAN)
in
patient
care
has
revolutionized
the
healthcare
sector
as
patients
can
now
be
monitored
continuously
real-time
and
well
remotely.
Despite
its
significant
advantages,
WBAN
encounters
a
notable
challenge
fading
aspect,
which
undermines
effectiveness.
Improving
efficiency
involves
tackling
signal
fading,
is
crucial.
Cooperative
communication
offers
promising
solution
by
introducing
spatial
diversity
to
counteract
effects.
We
propose
scheme
that
uses
cooperative
Probing-Go
Back
N
Automatic
Repeat
Request(P-GBN
ARQ)
technique
reduce
effect.
proposed
method
feedback
predict
channel's
current
state,
probing
interval
determined
received
signal's
Average
Fading
Duration
(AFD).
scheme's
performance
also
assessed
extensively
through
simulations
employing
various
metrics.
results
demonstrate
considerable
improvement
throughput
with
inclusion
knowledge
about
channel
fading.
Bit
Error
Rate
(BER)
execution
compared
Selection
Combiner
(SC)
conventional
Maximal
Ratio
Combining
(MRC).
At
10−3,
achieves
it
at
13
dB
SNR,
whereas
direct
approach
reaches
24
requiring
an
additional
11
dB.
minimizes
BER,
enhancing
reliability
WBAN.
Language: Английский