Research in Motion is the maker of the ubiquitous BlackBerry smart phone, a wireless communication device that integrates hardware, software and service.
The peer-it platform integrates sensor, actuator, and wireless communication facilities on the hardware level, with an object-oriented, component-based coordination framework at the software level, thus providing a generic platform for sensing, computing, controlling, and communication on a large scale.
Today hardware for wireless communication in vehicles, available in 7% of new cars worldwide, is a $4 billion market.
The top technology fields include software production, computer services, and manufacturing of computer hardware, semiconductors, and wireless communication equipment.
Hardware reconfiguration of wireless communication systems is the most interesting solution for implementing adaptive techniques and vertical handover algorithm (VHA).
Software defined radio (SDR) is a platform for using the same hardware to support multiple wireless communication standards.
This technique can be widely used for the implementation of hardware systems such as wireless communication system, active radar, sonar, STAP systems, and MIMO systems.
This technique can be widely used for the implementation of hardware systems such as wireless communication system, active radar, sonar, space-time adaptive process (STAP) systems [20, 21], and multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) systems [22].
The impact of hardware impairments on single-hop wireless communication was broadly investigated in [14 16].
With the development of wireless communication technology, mobile technology, and decline of sensor hardware cost, image capture, and transmission, video communication has been widely developed in the wireless sensor network (WSN) applications [1], which include the traffic detection, license plate recognition, object tracking and location applications, [2] etc.
