Mark Eisen
Papers
6
Total Citations
92
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5
About
Mark Eisen is a researcher at the forefront of wireless communications and autonomous robotics, specializing in edge computing, industrial IoT, and the integration of communication systems with robotic control. His work addresses one of modern manufacturing's most pressing challenges: enabling mobile robots to operate reliably and efficiently within factory environments despite limited onboard computing and battery resources. Eisen's most influential contribution, "Towards Factory-Scale Edge Robotic Systems" (2022, 25 citations), lays out a foundational roadmap for leveraging wireless infrastructure to augment robotic capabilities at scale. His pioneering research on communication-control co-design — spanning both general industrial systems and 5G URLLC applications — demonstrates how tightly coupling wireless network management with robotic control loops can dramatically improve real-time performance under stringent latency and reliability constraints. His work on Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking (WTSN) and zero-delay roaming further advances the vision of seamlessly mobile robots operating across dynamic factory floors without connectivity disruptions. Through projects like L-NORM, Eisen has also contributed practical orchestration frameworks for managing robot connectivity intelligently at the network edge. With over 90 cumulative citations across recent publications, his research is rapidly shaping the standards and architectures that will underpin the next generation of automated industrial environments.
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- 2Zero-Delay Roaming for Mobile Robots Enabled by Wireless TSN Redundancy20 citations · 2023
- 3Communication-Control Co-design in Wireless Edge Industrial Systems19 citations · 2022
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- 6Joint Resource Scheduling for AMR Navigation Over Wireless Edge Networks5 citations · 2022