Developing communications algorithms with greater efficiency and reliability is a major goal of an Ohio State research team. Better algorithms could help transform your automobile into an entertainment center on wheels and improve cellular phone performance. A dvances in algorithms and other wireless communications technologies promise to let you take your office with you and work virtually anywhere. Algorithms that process radio signals and protocols for efficient handling of packets of information within wireless radio systems offer the key to improving wireless radio performance. Better algorithms, mathematical procedures that solve a problem or accomplish an end, also could help transform your automobile or light truck into an entertainment center on wheels.
Improved algorithms are vital to enhancing wireless accessibility to the Internet.
A personalized card being developed by Sun Microsystems could be taken with you and plugged into a computer at your home or other location, CNN said. The card would tell the network it's you, and put your work on the screen. So you could surf the Internet or watch television. Developing communications algorithms with greater efficiency and reliability is a major goal of an Ohio State research team that includes Fitz and EE faculty members Urbashi Mitra and Hitay Ozbay. Computer and information science professor Raj Jain and EE faculty member Jennifer Hou, also team members, hope to create improved protocols.