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Wireless Systems Innovation and Performance Group

Works with government, industry, and academia to design and standardize future wireless networks that are robust, interoperable, intelligent, and high-performing. Focuses on creating algorithms, simulation tools, and performance models to evaluate emerging technologies. Contributes to consensus standards and publishes research results in professional journals and conferences, providing accessible tools and insights for the public.

Projects

Advanced Security Architectures for Next Generation Wireless

Ongoing
The US Government, and the Department of Commerce in particular, has identified the development and commercialization of Open Radio Access Network (O-RAN) technologies as a strategic priority in the evolution of next-generation wireless networks and a key enabler for the US IT industry to increase

Automated Vehicles and AV Communications

Ongoing
Automated vehicles (AVs), or Automated Driving Systems-equipped (ADS-equipped) vehicles, have great potential to improve our lives by freeing us from the stress of driving and reducing accidents caused by distractions or poor judgement. Connected, reliable, and safe AVs will spark significant

Data-Driven Network Optimization for Future Wireless Systems

Ongoing
Research Highlights AI Innovations in Spectrum Sharing for Wireless Networks With the increasing demand for wireless communication, efficient spectrum management has become essential. NIST is exploring the application of AI/ML techniques to optimize this area, particularly through solutions like

Network Modeling for Public Safety Communications

Ongoing
Advances in broadband wireless technologies developed by standard developing organizations (SDOs) such as 3GPP and IEEE 802 offer unprecedented capabilities that have the potential to improve the effectiveness of first responders. Our efforts are aimed at evaluating how well emerging solutions meet

Contacts

Group Leader