Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) technologies are frequently presented as a potential way to improve the safety and efficiency of civil...

New technologies such as mm-wave and MIMO will be key to meet the increasing performance demands for the next generation...

The advent of multi access edge computing (MEC) will enable latency-critical applications such as cooperative adaptive cruise control (also known...

“Data” is emerging as a key cornerstone of the knowledge economy as the digitalization of key industries and sectors progresses....

Domain classification services have applications in multiple areas, including cybersecurity, content blocking, and targeted advertising. Yet, these services are often...

Android parental control applications are used by parents to monitor and limit their children’s mobile behaviour (e.g., mobile apps usage,...

The world is suffering from a pandemic called COVID-19, caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. National governments have problems tracking the...

The very large bandwidth available in the 60 GHz band allows, in principle, to design highly accurate positioning systems. Integrating such systems with standard protocols (e.g., IEEE 802.11ad) is crucial for the deployment of location-based services, but it is also challenging and limits the design choices. Another key problem is that consumer-grade 60 GHz hardware only provides coarse channel state information, and has highly irregular beam shapes due to its cost-efficient design.

About Adrian Loch Adrian Loch is currently a post-doc researcher at IMDEA Networks in Madrid, Spain. He graduated in Electrical...

Enterprise Networking has a strong set of requirements in terms of resiliency, reliability and resources usage. With current approaches being based on monolithic and expensive infrastructures using dedicated overlay links, providers are moving to more economical hybrid solutions that encompass private dedicated links with public/regular Internet connections.