Subhramoy Mohanti

Universidad del Noreste, Northeastern University, InterDigital (United States)

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Subhramoy Mohanti is a leading researcher at the intersection of wireless communications, networked robotics, and edge intelligence. His work tackles the foundational challenge of achieving fine-grained synchronization and low-latency connectivity for next-generation distributed systems. Mohanti’s most impactful contribution is **"RFClock"** (2021, 42 citations), which provides a practical solution for implementing precise, distributed clock synchronization—a critical enabler for emerging applications like coordinated beamforming, intelligent reflector arrays, and networked robotic swarms. Building on this, his paper **"L-NORM"** (2023, 10 citations) introduces a learning and network orchestration framework that ensures reliable, low-latency wireless links for mobile robots on factory floors, directly addressing the connectivity demands of Industry 4.0. Most recently, in **"PROMPT"** (2024), Mohanti develops predictive channel metrics to proactively optimize 4G/5G networks for high-throughput, low-latency applications such as extended reality and automation. His work is notable for bridging theoretical system design with real-world implementation hurdles, making him a key figure in the push toward truly autonomous, wirelessly coordinated robotic and cellular systems.