Upcoming Event:
Date: March 12, 2012
6:30pm: Networking/Light Dinner
7:00pm: Announcement
7:05pm: Presentation
8:15pm: Adjourn
Cost: Free. $2 donation accepted for food.
Location: QualComm Santa Clara, Building B, 3165 Kifer Road, Santa Clara, CA
Title
New Architecture for Next Generation User-Centric Mobile Device
Speaker
Prof. Willie W. Lu, Chief Inventor of OWA Technology and Chairman of Technaut Intellectual Venture
Abstract
The wireless transmission theory tells us that no single wireless transmission technology can provide both broadband high-speed radio transmission and seamless fast mobility capability in a mobile fast-fading propagation model environment unless we reduce the mobile network capacity tremendously. Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) was proposed to balance the above requirements in commercial mobile communications with converged multiple air interfaces in a cost-effective and spectrum-efficient way.
Our research discovers that when the wireless transmission bandwidth is enough, the information processing consumes much more resources and energies than the transmission processing in the mobile device. If we can reduce the processing burdens in the mobile device including baseband signal processing, application processing and networking processing, the overall power consumption can be tremendously minimized and the terminal system can be simplified.
The OWA technology platform has secured enough transmission bandwidth by converging multiple wireless standards in one common platform so that the mobile device can be optimized for best-of-effort high-speed transmission.
By employing a computer server with an IP address as the Virtual Mobile Server, we can configure this server as the mobile cloud serve to handle the processing tasks for the mobile device which becomes the mobile cloud client accordingly.
The OWA mobile cloud architecture tremendously reduces the processing tasks in the mobile device by pushing much processing tasks remotely and synchronously to the virtual mobile server through IP connection based on OWA network access control. The OWA mobile device is open to various carriers selected and optimized by mobile user.
The OWA architecture also facilitates the next generation SIM system supporting multiple air interfaces and open OS virtual machine interface supporting multiple operating systems for the future mobile device.
This seminar relates to the next generation iPhone and Android smartphone evolutions, both in device systems and in wireless transmissions.
Biography
Dr. Willie Lu was former consulting professor of Stanford University, member of FCC TAC, visiting professor of Chinese University of Hong Kong, chief architect of Infineon Technologies and is now adjunct professor of Zhejiang University of China with expertise in advanced wireless and mobile communications. He is worldwide well-known for his invented Open Wireless Architecture (OWA)® core technology which is being widely used in mobile handheld devices and portable devices by many Fortune 500 companies both in the Silicon Valley and global. He founded many world-class technology events including World Wireless Congress®, Mobile World Congress®, Global Mobile Congress®, Open Mobile Summit® and 4G Summit with over 100,000 global wireless professionals involved in his events. Dr. Lu started Intellectual Property Law in 2004 and has been practicing actively in US Patent Laws and Trademark Laws, and specialized in reviving the finally-rejected cases and evaluating the patent cases for both leading industries and start-ups. Prof. Lu is now also Chairman of Technaut Intellectual Venture and Principal Partner of Delson IPR Group with business both in US, EU and China.
Prof. Lu has near 20 years’ experiences in mobile wireless technology, about 8 year’s in IPR laws and 15 years in international policies, government relations and regulatory affairs. He is senior advisor for many government authorities across the global and technical advisor for several IPR courts in US and EU.
For more, please join his Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/openwireless or visit his personal site at: http://Willie.Lu
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