Toward proximity-aware internetworking

Authors:
M. Scott Corson;Rajiv Laroia;Junyi Li;Vincent Park;Tom Richardson;George Tsirtsis
Affiliations:
Qualcomm Inc;Qualcomm Inc;Qualcomm Inc;Qualcomm Inc;Qualcomm Inc;Qualcomm Inc
Venue:
IEEE Wireless Communications
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Aura-net is a mobile communications system whose function realizes a new form of proximityaware networking, and whose form points in the direction of a "Proximity-aware Internetwork." The system is founded on an implementation of a "wireless sense." The existence of such a sense, it is argued, is essential for realization of a vision of Ubiquitous Computing famously expounded by Mark Weiser [1]. Moreover, current wireless technologies are ill-suited to enabling this vision. The proposed wireless technology (FlashLinQ) is described at a conceptual and tutorial level.