Practical RIS gain without the pain
The RIS points a random beam every slot. Whichever user sees a strong channel reports it, and the base station serves that user. Near-optimal gain, no channel estimation.
Tap anywhere to move the phone. The tower’s beam follows it.
I turn wireless theory into radios that work over the air.
5G and 6G, intelligent surfaces, positioning. Off work, usually on the road somewhere.
Cellular positioning for 5G and 6G.
Random Processes and Digital Communications.
Machine learning for XR over Wi-Fi.
Real-time camera pipelines on Xilinx FPGAs.
The RIS points a random beam every slot. Whichever user sees a strong channel reports it, and the base station serves that user. Near-optimal gain, no channel estimation.
Made for radar: it soaks up 8.5 to 29.2 GHz, so the radar pulse never echoes back. Works at any angle and polarisation.
M.Tech, ECE. Gold medalist.
B.Tech, ECE.
Intermediate, MPC. Rajahmundry.
Class 10. Mandapeta.
Tap a place on the map or below.
Wireless, research, or a good route for my next trip.
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