Wireless researchers in (test)bed together

By at 1:17 pm Friday, Mar 5

"Wireless is the least understood form of communication network today," says Rajive Bagrodia, a professor of computer science at UCLA.

My latest article for TheFeature.com is about WHYNET, a $5.5 million meta-testbed for wireless research at six universities. WHYNET will enable researchers to test everything from smart antennas to Smart Dust networks "in the wild" (or close to it). Meanwhile, it will help scientists understand the chaos of the wirlesss spectrum. Link

David Pescovitz

Collector of anomalies, esoterica, and curiosities.

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