Acantelys

Acantelys Research Group (Venezuela)
Computer and System Enginnering, Telecommunication, IT Management, e-learning
Director: Prof. Juan Martinez
Research Team:
Ing. Karina Aviles
Ing. Johnny Martinez
Ing. Claret Gonzales
Ing. Laurys Gomez
Ing. Victor Bellorin
Lic. Franklin Arzolay
List of Research Papers 2003-2012
World Telecommunications Congress 2012
WTC 2012, Miyasaki, Japan.
“Using Hybrid Wireless NOMOHi Devices in Green Rural Telecommunications Networks”
World Congress on Internet Security 2012
WORLDCIS 2012, Ontario, Canada
“Security Architecture for Ad hoc NOMOHi Networks: Development of A project based on Emergency Rural Telecommunications”
World Congress on Software Engineering 2012
WCSE 2012, Wuhan, China
“NOMOHiOS: Fundamental Aspects of Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering in the Design of Management Systems
compatibles with Java/TinyOS and Java/Android in Hybrid Gateways devices used to Control of Simultaneous Radio
communications in Wireless Networks GSM, IEEE 802.11, Bluetooth, Zigbee and ANT+"
World Congress on Project Management 2012
26th IPMA World Congress, Crete, Greece, 2012
“Management of research projects in computer engineering and telecommunications: Why we failed in Latin America?”
World Engineering, Science & Technology Congress 2010
ESTCON 2010, Kuala Lumpur, Malasya
“The Survival of communications in Ad Hoc and M2M networks: The fundamentals design of architecture and radio technologies used for low-power communication NOMOHI devices”
WORLDCOMP 2010
World Congress in Computer Science, Computer Engineering And Applied Computing 2010
Las Vegas, USA.
“The Survival of Communications in Ad Hoc and M2M Networks: Operating System and Alternative Strategies for Intelligent Routing Protocols in Low Power Computing NOMOHI Devices”
And
“The Acantelys Model to Build Effective Partnerships Between Industry and Academy Using Real Work Situations in the Designing
of Virtual labs"
WCECS 2009
World Congress on Engineering and Computer Science 2009
Proceedings of The IAENG World Congress on Engineering and Computer Science 2009 , pp405-410
San Francisco, USA.
“Survival of Communications in Ad hoc and M2M Networks: Study of the Applications of Hybrid Intelligent Nodes that Process Simultaneous Signals IEEE802.11h/Bluetooth in Comparison with IEEE 802.11h/802.15.3”
FutureTech 2010.
The 5th International Conference on Future Information Technology.
Print ISBN: 978-1-4244-6948-2
INSPEC Accession Number: 11365446
21-23 May, 2010, Busan, South Korea
“How to Selecting the Optimum Communications Technology in Intelligent Hybrids Nodes? A Comparative view of IEEE 802.11h, Bluetooth and UWB Working Together”
CEWIT 2009 Conference
The Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT), at Stony Brook University.
October 2009, New York, USA.
2 Poster Papers:
“Hybrid Wireless ad hoc networking IEEE 802.11 and Ultra wide wideband IEEE 802.15.3 working together to support Inter-vehicle communications”
and
“Uses and Applications of Artificial Intelligence Techniques to prolong power lifetime, self supervision and teamwork in mobile and fixed nodes of ad hoc and M2M networks in confined spaces and dig”
IASTED
International Multi-Conference on Automation, Control, and Information Technology: Communication Systems 2005
(International Association of Science and Technology for Development) SBN: 0-88986-492-6; ISBN (CD): 0-88986-473-X
June 20-24, 2005
Novosibirsk, Russia.
“Hybrid ad hoc networks (Bluetooth and IEEE 802.11): integration and collaboration through artificial intelligence”

Virtualeduca 2003
Miami, USA 18-20 Junio 2003.
"Wireless Mobile Tele-education: An Option for Education and Training via Distance Learning On-line and Internet"
(Tele-educación Móvil Inalámbrica: Una opción para la Educación y el Entrenamiento a Distancia vía On-line and Internet)
Base de la Tesis de Grado de Maestría en Gestión de empresas de Telecomunicación, Fundación La Salle y Universidad Ramón Llull de Barcelona, España; publicada en el 3er. Congreso Internacional Virtualeduca 2003.

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