Dr. Edwin Hernandez has worked on WIFI and Wireless Networks since early 1998 when he began his research at the University of Florida at the Harris Mobile Computing Lab. 

His WIFI experience lead him  job at Microsoft and interning at the Wireless team as well before joining full-time, and later for about 7 years at Motorola Mobility. 

As part of his contributions to the Wireless Zero Configuration Service (WZCS) now deployed in millions of Windows-based devices, Dr. Hernandez contributed to Microsoft’s Intellectual Portfolio with several patents:

• ☀ E. Hernandez, A. Ayyagari, et al. “Method and system for managing power consumption of a network interface module in a wireless computing device,” Microsoft Corporation, US Patent. 7,564,810

• ☀ S. Poursabahian, E. Hernandez, et al, “Bluetooth PAN Driver,”  Microsoft Corporation,  US Pat. 7,269,388

• ☀ A. Krantz, E. Hernandez, et al “Rules-based Network Selection Across Multiple Media,” Microsoft Corporation,  US Pat. 8,788,715, and 7,996,505

• ☀ V. Bhanu, E. Hernandez, et al, “Smart Scan for Bluetooth PAN Services,” Microsoft Corporation, US Pat. 8,024,487.

Additionally, during the design of this dissertation or the RAMON prototype, as an initial embodiment is was implemented using WiFI or IEEE 802.11

• ☀ E. Hernandez, A. Helal,  RAMON, “Rapid Mobility Network Emulator Method and System,”  Mobility Workx, LLC,  US Pat. 7,231,330

• ☀ E. Hernandez, A. Helal, “System, Apparatus, and Method for Proactive Allocation of Wireless Communication Resources,” Mobility Workx, LLC, US. Pat.7,697,508 and 8,213,417