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Mohammad Hossein Mazaheri, Alex Chen, Omid Abari

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Abstract

Recent advances in IoT, machine learning and cloud computing have placed a huge strain on wireless networks. In particular, many emerging applications require streaming rich content (such as videos) in real time, while they are constrained by energy sources. A wireless network which supports high data-rate while consuming low-power would be very attractive for these applications. Unfortunately, existing wireless networks do not satisfy this requirement. For example, WiFi backscatter and Bluetooth networks have very low power consumption, but their data-rate is very limited (less than a Mbps). On the other hand, modern WiFi and mmWave networks support high throughput, but have a high power consumption (more than a watt).

Topics & Concepts

Computer scienceBluetoothWirelessCloud computingWireless networkComputer networkThroughputEnergy consumptionPower consumptionPower (physics)TelecommunicationsEngineeringElectrical engineeringQuantum mechanicsPhysicsOperating systemEnergy Harvesting in Wireless NetworksBluetooth and Wireless Communication TechnologiesWireless Networks and Protocols
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