Author: SRI International

This paper reports a field study of interactions between users and designers who were specifying requirements for an enterprise system.

In this paper, methods used to deposit and integrate solution-processed materials to fabricate thin film transistors by ink-jet printing are presented.

We present a new perspective on the design and analysis of routing protocols for mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs).

The Parallel Interaction Medium Access (PIMA) protocol is introduced to orchestrate channel access in a wireless ad hoc network when nodes are endowed with a single half-duplex radio, and can either transmit multiple packets to multiple destinations in parallel or receive multiple packets from multiple transmitters in parallel using OFDMA.

We present a mathematical framework for the performance evaluation of proactive and reactive routing protocols operating in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs).

We present the CROWN (Collaborative ROuting, scheduling and frequency assignment for Wireless ad hoc Networks) scheme.

We propose ORCHESTRA, a channel access protocol that uses reservations and virtual MIMO to provide high throughput and bounded channel access delays.

We present a new, best-effort architecture for providing quality-of-service in the Internet, based on the use of the best set of paths” to destinations.