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Edwin A. Hernandez, Ph.D 4890 NW 101st
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Education | Biography
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2002 Ph.D. Computer Engineering,
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
1999 M.Sc. Electrical and Computer Engineering,
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
1995 B.S. Electronics Engineering, Costa
Rica Institute of Technology (ITCR), Costa Rica
Dr. Hernandez was born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. He graduated in
1995 with a B.S in Electronics Engineering from the Costa Rica Institute of
Technology where he developed hardware/software systems for the main data
networking company in the country, RACSA. Upon graduation, he joined COMTELCA,
The Central American Telecommunications Commission, and was in charge of the
creation and planning for their Internet presence, additionally during that
period, 1995-1997, he also became one of the Internet pioneers in Honduras,
when in 1996, Dr. Hernandez started COMPUNET, one of Honduras first Internet
Service Providers, which he founded with the help of his parents. Later on, in
1997, he was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship and moved to Gainesville to start
his MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida. In
1999, he was admitted to the PhD program in Computer Engineering and under the direction
of Dr. Sumi Helal, he became a researcher at the Harris Mobile Computing Lab
investigating the effects of speed in mobile devices handoff. His research and
efforts developed a hardware/software device called RAMON. RAMON is a mobility
emulator in which developers may test mobility protocols in realistic emulation
environments. As an example, Dr. Hernandez implemented a predictive Mobile IP
protocol to show how proactive registration mechanisms could improve throughput
at different handoff speeds. Both components became part of his dissertation,
publications, and patents.
Dr. Hernandez enjoyed his days in Gainesville combining academic
and entrepreneurship activities. In addition to his research, he was also an
active member of _The Entrepreneurs Club_ participating and wining several
business plan competitions in Gainesville. Recently as an entrepreneur, Edwin has started working on the
commercialization of the RAMON Patent thru Rapid Mobile Technologies, Inc (dba/ RAMOBITECH), although this effort maybe
done in partnership with the University of Florida and the OTL (See link).
In 2001, Edwin spent a summer at Microsoft Corporation in Redmond,
WA., and in the period corresponding to 2002-2003 he joined as a full-time
employee working for the Windows Networking Organization. In November 2003, he
moved back to Florida where he joined Motorola as a Senior Software Engineer.
In Motorola, he combines technical leadership, feature management, as well as
with the patent evaluation committee (software)
In addition to his several academic publications, Dr. Hernandez
has submitted 10 patents (with 3 issued) with his different employers including
Microsoft, the University of Florida, and Motorola, Inc. He also has been
tutor, teacher assistant, instructor, in several University
undergraduate/graduate classes, and conferences.
Since January, Edwin
has been working on Google Android at SDK and platform levels, additionally he
runs part-time an embedded software engineering firm EGLA CORP . Edwin posts on his blog at Blogspot. Recently, he was invited to
participate as part of Honduran scientific and technological community abroad,
Honduras Global (COHCIT)
In 2007, he was invited to join the editorial board for the International
Journal of Network Management, and is current part of the Technical
Committee for BROADNETS
2008 and LCN 2008.
In 2009, Dr. Hernandez was published an article in IEEE Pervasive
Computing (January) and was invited as presenter for Mobile
Commerce 2009, in Miami FL (June 15th, 2009). Edwin also
volunteers with the organization committee for Mobile
Mondays Miami.
As many of his friends, you may find Edwin's profile in linked in. In his spare time, he enjoys reading
and playing his electric guitar.
Telecommunication Networks, Context-aware computing and
pervasive spaces, Physical and network layer mobility protocols, resource
allocation and predictive mobility models, Network protocols and mobility over IPv4
and IPv6 (IPnG), Smart phones and wireless embedded software development,
3G/4G, WLAN.
Wireless Projects
Rapid Mobile Technologies, Inc
Commercializing of patent 7,231,330 looking for licensing and
submitting SBIRs to be completed with collaboration with the University of
Florida on Mobile Emulation Technologies.
Rapid Mobile Technologies, Inc was featured at _UF
Technology Showcase 2009_
Web/Mobile Projects
· EGLA CORP: Mobile application development, projects and consulting, R&D
projects, and product development.
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http://A2F.me:: Shortening URLs service, links,
including access to iPHONE/Android Web Application with Financial Information,
for instance http://a2f.me/AAPL .
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http://www.eglacomm.net/: FCC-214
with FCC-499a accreditation, carrier-services, several projects under
development. (here)
·
http://android.ubiwireless.com/ Ad2Location submitted to Android
Developer Challenge, Top 20% application I will fix it and release it as an
Open Source Project.
Papers and
Refereed Journals/Conferences
Thesis
& Dissertations
Patents
Published Patents can be retrieved at this link
Issued Patents can be retrieved at this link
Teaching
Experience
·
Undergraduate courses 2000-2002: Software Engineering, Intro to
Computer Science (Java), C/C++, others
· Graduate courses: Mobile Computing, Motorola_s Killer App
Competition, 2001-2002