The increasing density of connected devices, driven by Industry 4.0 and smart city initiatives, is saturating existing communication channels and increasing data collision risks. Regulatory bodies are pushing for more efficient spectrum use, while businesses demand ultra-reliable, low-latency communication for mission-critical applications. This technology directly supports these trends by enabling more data throughput within limited spectrum, reducing operational costs, and future-proofing networks against escalating traffic demands.
Significantly Enhances Transmission Efficiency: Optimizes logical and physical index modulation to efficiently utilize frequency channels and time slots, potentially increasing communication bandwidth utilization by ~20% compared to conventional methods.
Ensures Exceptional Communication Reliability: Suppresses packet collisions, significantly reducing data retransmission and enabling stable, high-reliability data transmission in mission-critical environments.
Improves Real-time Performance: Reduces communication latency through a collision avoidance mechanism, making it suitable for ultra-low-latency applications such as industrial robot control and autonomous driving assistance.
This patent protects an information transmission system and method that suppresses packet collisions using logical and physical index modulation. With 8 claims, the scope is robust, having successfully overcome a rejection during examination, indicating strong foundational value and reduced invalidation risk.
This patent primarily covers physical layer index modulation for collision suppression. White space exists in higher-layer protocol optimizations for specific application data flows, integration with advanced quantum-resistant security protocols, or novel hardware architectures for ultra-low power PLIM implementations.
In high-density IoT environments, this technology could reduce packet collision rates by ~30% compared to conventional methods. This could improve communication bandwidth utilization by ~20%, potentially curbing communication infrastructure expansion costs by ~$0.5M/year (AI est.) or generating ~$1.5M/year (AI est.) in new business opportunities through equivalent data processing capacity improvements.
X: Communication Reliability & Stability
Y: Frequency Utilization Efficiency