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Wireless networking and protocol research
Our work is mainly, but not exclusively, focused on networking and protocols for short range wireless links.
Our strategy is to create effective systems by considering the unique aspects of each application from the wireless channel
perspective. We have found that this strategy produces good results without over complication and, while the solution is clearly 'application specific,'
there are often general principles that can be learned and re-deployed in other contexts.
Click on the links below find out more about our work in this area.
- Body area networks for interactive wireless environments
- ad-hoc body-area networks for medical devices
- Wireless Interconnectivity and Control of Active Systems (WICAS)
- pointer controlled slot access & resynchronisation (PCSAR) protocol for low power centralised wireless access
- enhanced 802.11 / 802.11e power saving mechanism for handheld & portable devices
- Protocols for Wireless Networked Control Systems (WNCS)
- Ultra low power active RFID based patient tracking