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Simulating dynamic indoor wireless environments for communication and other applications. What are dynamic indoor netowrks? Dynamic indoor networks are generally indoor, where one or more parts of the network or environment are moving. This can be a phone or laptop being carried through a building, an autonomous robot transporting something through a hospital or factory, … Read More »https://www.emslice.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/networkAbstract.jpg