Dung Pham Van

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Total Citations

274

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Dung Pham Van is a leading researcher in the fields of wireless communications, tactile internet, and ultra-reliable low-latency communication (URLLC). His seminal work, "The Tactile Internet: Vision, Recent Progress, and Open Challenges" (2016), with 274 citations, has been foundational in shaping the discourse around next-generation haptic communication systems. This paper articulated the critical need for extremely low roundtrip latency and ultra-high reliability to enable real-time remote control of robots and immersive human-machine interactions. Van’s contributions extend to advancing the understanding of how 5G and beyond networks can support these demanding applications, bridging the gap between theoretical performance and practical deployment. His research has influenced the development of standards and architectures for mission-critical services, including teleoperation, autonomous systems, and industrial automation. Through his work, Van has established himself as a key voice in the evolution of the tactile internet, inspiring further exploration into the convergence of robotics, communication, and human touch.