Wireless networks, Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Everything (IoE), and smart homes have become extremely important terms in our present-day life. Most of the buildings, companies, institutions, and even homes depend onthese technologies for interaction, communication, automation, and everything surrounding humans. To understand the advanced topics in wireless networks and IoT devi...

Recent advances in intelligent sensors, microelectronics and integrated circuit, system-on-chip design and low power wireless communication introduced the development of miniaturised and autonomous sensor nodes. These tiny sensor nodes can be deployed to develop a proactive Body Sensor Network (BSN). The rapid advancement in ultra low-power RF (radio frequency) technology enables invasive and n...

Wireless sensor networks is challenging in that it requires an enormous breadth of knowledge from an enormous variety of disciplines. A lot of study has been done to minimize the energy used in routing and number of protocols has been developed. These protocols can be classified as Hierarchical, data centric, location based and Network flow protocols. In this paper, we are particularly focusing...

The wireless communication technology and its development have progressed a lot in various fields of study, but none so more than in the field of wireless networks. Among the various research areas and applications of this technology is BAN or Body Area Network, which can be defined as a miniature network consisting of sensors operating mainly on or around the human body. Technological advancem...

The growing deployment of wireless local area networks (WLANs) in corporate environments and the increasing number of wireless Internet service providers create a need for controlled sharing of wireless bandwidth. In this paper a method for using long-term channel-state information in order to control the sharing of wireless bandwidth is studied. The algorithm enables an operator of a WLAN to e...

Recently, Machine to Machine/ Internet of things (M2M/IoT) technology is chosen as a main paradigm of future telecommunication, study of Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) is recently has been concentrated. It support data rate of several kbps within 3m around the body. The WBAN system has 3 types of communication standards, which are Human Body Communication (HBC), Narrowband communication, Ult...

Wearable wireless networks (WWNs) offer innovative ways to connect humans and/or objects anywhere, anytime, within an infinite variety of applications. WWNs include three levels of communications: on-body, body-to-body and off-body communication. Successful communication in on-body and body-to-body networks is often challenging due to ultra-low power consumption, processing and storage capabili...

Mobile devices, such as smartphones, provide a readily available basis for mobile offloading [2] and mobile applications [3]. Given the density of devices in urban scenarios, the key challenge is to discover and connect to devices participating in the same application, i.e., that provide or request content of interest. However, the network-centric design of 802.11 requires instantiation of and ...

The advent of mobile-centric and wireless devices and the need to preserve and apply the ubiquitous Internet technology, which was originally conceived when mobility was not an issue, has posited the need to create augmented and modified models of communication that attempt to preserve the semantic integrity and transparency independent of the underlying communication infrastructure. The applic...