Toward Reliable Intra-Body Molecular Communication: An Error Control Perspective

Progress in bioengineering and nanotechnology has led to advances implantable nanoscale devices. Providing synthetic molecular communication among these devices is an ongoing unsolved challenge. Biological systems inspire promising approaches for engineering data communication, but noises from dynamic tissue signaling result low rate high latency. Thus, error control techniques become critical reliable communication. This article contributes a detailed precise view of existing methods in-body It classifies the free-diffusion cell sources noises. The presents prevention technique, encoding multiple information carriers cell-signaling-based systems. highlights open research opportunities.