Mohamed Kashef Hany

National Institute of Standards and Technology

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Mohamed Kashef Hany is a rising researcher at the forefront of industrial wireless communications, specializing in Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) and deterministic Quality of Service (QoS). His work directly addresses the stringent demands of mission-critical applications, including feedback control systems, robotics, and precision sensing. Hany’s major contributions center on adapting the IEEE 802.1Qbv scheduling standard—originally designed for Ethernet—to wireless environments, enabling predictable, low-latency data delivery over TCP. His most-cited paper, “Scheduling for Time-Critical Applications Utilizing TCP in Software-Based 802.1Qbv Wireless TSN” (2023, 14 citations), demonstrates a practical path toward deterministic wireless communications. He further validated these concepts in a collaborative robotic scenario (2022, 8 citations), showing real-world operational impacts. Most recently, Hany has explored redundancy and reliability through IEEE 802.1CB Frame Replication and Elimination combined with the IEC 62439 HSR architecture (2024). By bridging the gap between wired TSN standards and wireless industrial networks, Hany is helping to unlock the next generation of flexible, high-reliability automation and control systems.