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Cognitive radio, reconfigurable antennas, and radiobots

Christos G. Christodoulou, Y. Tawk, Sudharman K. Jayaweera

Year
2012
Citations
5

Abstract

A true cognitive radio does not have to be limited to achieving dynamic spectrum sharing (DSS), to simply an upgraded version of Sofware Defined Radio (SDR), or even to a number-crunching machine that can perform pre-defined cross-layer optimizations. Based on this broader view, we put-forth a new vision for a futuristic cognitive radio device: We define it to be a radio device that is capable of autonomously self-managing itself and self-reconfiguring to match its RF environment, using reconfigurable antennas, while continuously self-learning from its past experience. We call our proposed autonomous cognitive radios as Radiobots: They are the radio device equivalence of robots in mechanical engineering or Autobots in children's sci-fi movies! While every Radiobot will be a cognitive radio, none of the cognitive radios found in current literature can be considered as a Radiobot.

Keywords

Cognitive radioComputer scienceSoftware-defined radioRadio frequencyCognitionRobotWirelessTelecommunicationsArtificial intelligencePsychology

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