Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: High directivity of 60 GHz links introduces new link training and adaptation challenges due to both client and environmental mobility. ,  design, implement and evaluate  MOCA , a protocol for  M obility resilience and  O verhead  C onstrained  A daptation for directional 60 GHz links. Since mobility-induced link blockage and misalignment cannot be countered with data rate adaptation alone,  introduce  Beam Sounding  as a mechanism invoked before each data transmission to estimate the link quality for selected beams, and identify and adapt to link impairments.  devise proactive techniques to restore broken directional links with low overhead and design a mechanism to jointly adapt beamwidth and data rate, targeting throughput maximization that incorporates data rate, overhead for beam alignment, and mobility resilience.  implement a programmable node and testbed using software defined radios with commercial 60 GHz transceivers, and conduct an extensive over-the-air measurement study to collect channel traces for various environments. Based on trace based emulations and the IEEE 802.11ad channel model,  evaluate MOCA under a variety of propagation environments and mobility scenarios. Our experiments show that MOCA achieves up to 2x throughput gains compared to a baseline WLAN scheme in a diverse set of operational conditions.
['Muhammad Kumail Haider', 'Edward W. Knightly']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Mobility resilience and overhead constrained adaptation in directional 60 GHz WLANs: protocol design and system implementation
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