Sharief M. A. Oteafy

This paper describes the WG, its intentions, and its developing baseline standard and the associated reasoning behind that and touches on a further standard already initiated under its scope: IEEE 1918.1 on Haptic Codecs for the TI. Expand

We present a framework for IoT in the fog to synergize recent advancements in the IoT, ubiquitous computing, and user-centric services, which enable us to advance personalized IoT architectures. Expand

Recent advances in semiconductor, networking and material science technologies are driving the ubiquitous deployment of large-scale wireless sensor networks that differ greatly from wireless networks developed and deployed as recently as 5 to 10 years ago. Expand

The Internet of Things (IoT) is envisioned as a paradigm shift, with a plethora of applications, on the premise of well-established enabling technologies; prominently Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) and RFIDs. Expand

We present a Pruned Adaptive IoT Routing (PAIR) protocol that selectively establishes routes of communication between IoT nodes. Expand

The growing demand for video streaming is straining the current Internet, and mandating a novel approach to future Internet paradigms. Expand

In this paper, we propose novel video caching schemes in ICN, to address variable bit rates and content sizes for best cache utilization. Expand

This paper explores the use of non-audible sound as a communication medium to tag and access location based services and gain access to their pertinent information. Expand

This paper builds on edge computing techniques to propose a framework for multi-tiered cognition in the Tactile Internet to feed its signaling systems, and how future TI codecs could embed contextual information in haptic feedback. Expand

We present a driver and road monitoring system capable of scaling to the number of drivers without incurring high implementation costs, thus allowing for safer driving conditions and shorter accident response times. Expand