XMOHANPublications, technical reports and manuscripts
Selected historical scientific publications and manuscripts, followed by recent research-informed writing, AI policy scholarship and technical presentations. Publication type, authorship and maturity are distinguished for each item.
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- Real-Time Peer-to-Peer Multicast and Gaming — archival PDF
- Decentralized Data Discovery at HP Labs: Kundali — archival PDF
- Voice Browsing Before Modern Smartphones — archival PDF
- Multihop Routing Experiments on a 100-Node Sensor Network — archival PDF
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End-to-End Performance Characterization of Sensornet Multihop Routing
IEEE ICPS 2005, pp. 27–36. DOI 10.1109/PERSER.2005.1506386
Read external publication record ↗Speculative Routing and Update Propagation: A Kundali Centric Approach
IEEE ICC 2003, pp. 343–347. DOI 10.1109/ICC.2003.1204196
Read external publication record ↗Speculative Routing and Update Propagation: A Kundali Centric Approach
HP Laboratories HPL-2002-237, August 22, 2002.
Report HPL-2002-237 (institutional report; request a copy if needed)Peer-to-Peer Multiplayer Gaming Using Arrow Multicast: Peer-to-Peer Quake
23rd International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems, poster presentation.
A Caching Architecture for Peer-to-Peer Systems
Middleware 2003, poster/abstract classification.
Voice Browsing and Mobile Peer-to-Peer Systems
Individual papers and research manuscripts on voice-enabled mobile devices, WAP, UMTS and distributed search:
- Distributed Searching in Mobile Peer-to-Peer System — Aditya Mohan; AD-HOC Networks and Wireless, Toronto (2002).
- Voice Browsing in Mobile Devices for Next Generation Wireless Networks — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; International Symposium on Telecommunications, Tehran (2001), invited paper.
- A GA Approach for the Resolution of Voice Request in the UMTS Voice Browser — Akshay Mohan and Aditya Mohan; World Multi-Conference on Systematics, Cybernetics and Informatics, Orlando (2001).
- A Strategy for Voice Browsing in 3G Wireless Networks — Akshay Mohan and Aditya Mohan; EUROCON (2001). IEEE DOI record ↗
- Voice Browsing For Handheld Mobile Devices Supporting WAP Protocol — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; IEEE Personal Wireless Communications, Hyderabad (2000).
- Voice Enabled Request and Response For Mobile Devices Supporting WAP Protocol: The Constraints — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; IEEE European Conference on Universal Multi-service Networks, Colmar (2000).
- Voice Enabled Request and Response For Mobile Devices Supporting WAP Protocol — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference, Boston (2000).
- Integration of Voice Request & Response in WAP enabled devices — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; Virginia Tech Symposium on Wireless Personal Communications, Blacksburg (2000).
- A Framework for Voice Browsing in UMTS Mobile Terminals: An Architectural Preview — Aditya Mohan and Akshay Mohan; research manuscript (circa 2001; publication venue unconfirmed).
Communication through Almost Anything: A Step Towards Pervasive Monitoring
Research manuscript (9 pages), IBM Research Zurich and Brown University.
Bandwidth Adaptive Multicast for Pervasive Monitoring
Research manuscript (8 pages), IBM Research Zurich and Brown University.
Multi-channel AM-band software-defined radio receiver
Historical lab research and presentation, presented here as research and technical work.
Method and Apparatus for Representing Data Available in a Peer-to-Peer Network Using Bloom-Filters
US20050108368A1, published May 19, 2005; patent application, not a granted patent.
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Recent research, policy writing and public presentations
Later work includes technical inquiry, AI governance and human factors in aviation. These items are classified as policy publications, applied technical work or invited presentations, not additional peer-reviewed computer science papers.
A Smart Home Needs a Heart
Published with Tata Steel Europe and the Agile Ageing Alliance UK, January 21, 2019, p. 302.
A Light Touch Regulatory Framework for AI
Digital Business Law, November 13, 2019. Related Law360 commentary appeared December 16, 2019.
A Light Touch Regulatory Framework for AI Is Best
Law360, December 16, 2019.
A Light Touch Regulatory Framework for AI – Part 2: Classification of AI Solutions
Lexology, September 9, 2020.
A Light Touch Regulatory Framework for AI – Scrutinizing AI Solutions through the Lens of Transparency
Digital Business Law, March 4, 2021.
Making Immigration Law Respond to the Needs of Building U.S. Leadership in Artificial Intelligence
Bender’s Immigration Bulletin 26, 1733 (November 1, 2021); UC Hastings Research Paper No. 409. Not a computer science conference paper.
AI in aviation, embodied intelligence and human–machine interaction
Selected EAA AirVenture Oshkosh talks: Aircraft Artificial Intelligence and Amelia (2022); AI Demo Day presentations (2023–2024); Generative AI for Aviation and Amelia™ (2025); Generative AI for Aviation and Artificial General Intelligence (2026). Also an AI legal issues panel at the Bar Association of San Francisco (2024). These are talks and demonstrations, not peer-reviewed research publications.