L3BN: Low-Power Low-Cost Long-Range Broadband Networking Lab
Goals
This project aims to explore new techniques for the design of efficient algorithms on energy-starved IoT cloud computing networks, and a new cloud network paradigm such as a consolidation of Low-Power Wide-Area Network (LPWAN) such as using Long Range Radio (LoRa) technology with edge cloud computing to support QoS both energy-starved IoT and general IoT data communications. LoRa is a low energy consumption, low bit rate, cost-effective, and license-free IoT, which has a significant long-range. LoRa can be combined with software-defined networking to create unified, adaptable, rapid-deployable networks. Therefore, these project solutions can apply to many high-impact situations where there is loss of telecommunication, for example natural disasters such as hurricanes and war zones where conventional telecommunication infrastructure is damaged. In these cases, low-cost, long-range, rapid deployable wireless communication systems are urgently needed.
Experience Gained
- Conduct high-impact research to solve crucial telecommunication problems
- Develop soft, entrepreneurial, and networking skills
- Analyze engineering approaches, be able to integrate software, hardware, communication systems, and network infrastructures
- Develop proof-of-concept projects related to future telecommunications
Majors and Interests Needed
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Information Technology
- Software Engineering
- Data Science
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Engineering Technology
- Instructional Technology & Innovation
- Health and Human Services
Team Advisors
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Ahyoung Lee, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Computer Science
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Sumit Chakravarty, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering
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Hoseon Lee, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering