Maria Kihl
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Maria Kihl is a leading researcher at the forefront of next-generation wireless communications, with a primary focus on the Tactile Internet, ultra-reliable low-latency communication (URLLC), and massive MIMO systems. Her seminal work, "Utilizing Massive MIMO for the Tactile Internet: Advantages and Trade-Offs" (2017), has garnered 28 citations and stands as a cornerstone in addressing the fundamental challenges of real-time robotic control over wireless networks. In this influential paper, Kihl systematically explores how massive MIMO can be harnessed to achieve the stringent reliability and latency requirements essential for mission-critical applications like telesurgery and industrial automation. By identifying key trade-offs between spectral efficiency, hardware complexity, and latency, she has provided a critical framework for designing 5G and beyond systems. Her contributions have helped bridge the gap between theoretical wireless performance and practical deployment for haptic feedback and remote control, earning her recognition as a pivotal voice in shaping the future of tactile internet technologies.
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- 1Utilizing Massive MIMO for the Tactile Internet: Advantages and Trade-Offs28 citations · 2017