by Thiago Elias, Researcher PHD Student, Eindhoven University of Technology

The Internet is not only accessed by computers and smartphones. With the rise to the Internet-of-Things (IoT), a very wide variety of smart objects can be connected to the Internet. Today, there are already billions of wearables, sensors, televisions, medical and industrial machines, and other devices. Moreover, many new data-hungry applications have been or are being developed, such as Virtual Reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), high-definition video streaming and Industry 4.0. The rapidly progressing technology greatly increases the flow of data across our wireless networks. In future, much larger traffic flows are expected, so this puts pressure on the development of communication systems that must satisfy the requirements of the new technologies used massively by the many users or by autonomous devices.

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