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Excited to share our latest blog post on "Raptor Encoding for Low-Latency Concurrent Multi-PDU Session Transmission with Security Consideration in B5G Edge Network." This paper delves into the crucial need for low-latency, high-reliability transmissions in B5G edge networks, addressing potential eavesdroppers and asymmetric delay and bandwidth challenges. We introduce SCLER, a secure and reliable transmission scheme based on Raptor encoding, effectively reducing data leakage risks while ensuring optimal balance between delay and reliability. Check out the full article here: https://bit.ly/3OybYjt

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From ruggedization features like impact resistance and being waterproof, to built-in public safety features like push-to-talk, FirstNet supports a variety of devices built for first responders' unique needs. Learn more at FirstNet.gov/Devices.

A first step into Secure Access Service Edge concepts for me today 😋

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I've successfully created my first functional prototype, capable of mowing the lawn. Through creative hacking, I've enhanced the electronics with innovative features, including: 1. Wireless control, enabling the robot to operate as an Access Point and server. 2. Over-the-air firmware updates, allowing for seamless wireless uploads. 3. Integration of various electronic components to optimize motor driver performance. I found a free very old mower (2000 model) and reverse engineered it. https://lnkd.in/g7MpzJC6

Via the RegenIntel Foundations Course, our fellows had the opportunity to dive into the built environment with me. We explored buildings, transport, the systems that provide us with comfort, safety, water and electricity, and those roads, bridges, and vehicles we use to get around. One of the interactive activities included spotting solutions. 👀 How many solutions can you spot❓ More importantly, how can we encourage cities to adopt more of these solutions? 🤔

Important Reminder! All educators using Notebook will need to have it updated to the latest version by Summer 2024 to avoid service disruptions. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3TxBhUu

On my way! To share about this, thinking all these signs and automated infrastructure could be self-aware and targeted-broadcasting the same message for greater effect and value. Automatically.

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