Ammar Omar

Jordan University of Science and Technology

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Ammar Omar is a researcher focused on wireless network security and autonomous robotic systems, with a particular emphasis on access point localization. His work addresses a critical challenge in modern networking: accurately identifying the physical location of both legitimate and rogue access points to mitigate security threats and optimize wireless coverage. Omar’s major contributions include pioneering the use of autonomous mobile robot swarms for collaborative indoor access point localization, as demonstrated in his most-cited paper (2018, 21 citations). This approach offers a dynamic and scalable solution to a problem traditionally tackled with static methods. His foundational work in 2017 (8 citations) further established the viability of using a single autonomous robot for this task, laying the groundwork for swarm-based techniques. With a combined citation count of 29 from these two key papers, Omar’s research has significant implications for enhancing network security and efficiency in indoor environments. His innovative integration of robotics and wireless networking positions him as a notable contributor to the field, offering practical solutions for real-world security and infrastructure challenges.