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Omid Abari
Researcher at University of California, Los Angeles
Publications - 51
Citations - 1660
Omid Abari is an academic researcher from University of California, Los Angeles. The author has contributed to research in topics: Wireless & Wireless network. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 47 publications receiving 1072 citations. Previous affiliations of Omid Abari include Massachusetts Institute of Technology & University of Waterloo.
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Fast millimeter wave beam alignment
TL;DR: This paper presents Agile-Link, a new protocol that can find the best mmWave beam alignment without scanning the space, and shows that it reduces beam alignment delay by orders of magnitude.
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Enabling high-quality untethered virtual reality
TL;DR: MoVR is presented, a novel system that allows mmWave links to sustain high data rates even in the presence of a blockage and mobility, and is implemented by introducing a smart mmWave mirror and leveraging VR headset tracking information.
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AirShare: Distributed coherent transmission made seamless
TL;DR: AirShare transmits a shared clock on the air and feeds it to the wireless nodes as a reference clock, hence eliminating the root cause for incoherent transmissions and is presented as a primitive that makes distributed coherent transmission seamless.
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Millimeter Wave Communications: From Point-to-Point Links to Agile Network Connections
TL;DR: Agile-Link is presented, the first mmWave beam steering system that is demonstrated to find the correct beam alignment without scanning the space, and reduces beam steering delay by orders of magnitude.
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GHz-Wide Sensing and Decoding Using the Sparse Fourier Transform
TL;DR: BigBand is presented, a technology that can capture GHz of spectrum in realtime without sampling the signal at GS/s - i.e., without high speed ADCs - and an extension of BigBand can perform GHz spectrum sensing even in scenarios where the spectrum is not sparse.