
Khaled Fouad Elsayed
Professor and Chair
Department of Electronics and Communications Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
Cairo University
Giza 12613, Egypt
Office: 8418 ECE Building 8
E-mail: khaled.elsayed [at] cu [dot] edu [dot] eg
I am a professor of Communications
Networks and the chair (since December 2020) of the Department of Electronics and
Communications Engineering in Cairo University. I
received my Ph.D. in Computer Science and Computer Engineering from North
Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, in 1995 where I worked in the Center for Advanced
Communications and Computations. I obtained my M.Sc. in
Engineering Mathematics and B.Sc. (honors) in Electrical Engineering
from Cairo University in 1990 and 1987 respectively.
I am also technical fellow with
Si-Vision since Oct. 2015. I established the embedded software/protocol stacks division and worked on the architecture design for the
Bluetooth Low Energy Link Layer Controller and the IEEE 802.15.4/BLE combo chip architecture. My work resulted in contributions
to the Bluetooth standard since Core version 5.1 via the Core working group, and the the BLE Next Generation Audio and Auracast
via the Generic Audio and Hearing Aid working groups. I also contributed to profiles defined in the direction finding and mesh
working groups.
From Nov. 2007 till June 2010 I was the chief-technical officer of
SySDSoft (acquired by Intel in March 2011) embedded wireless division, and from June 2005 till Nov. 2007
the technical director for the mobile WiMAX/IEEE 802.16e
protocol stack development. From 1995 to 1997, I was a member of scientific staff
with
Bell-Northern Research/Nortel Labs in Richardson, TX where my work
focused on the MTX-CDMA wireless product and
first radio-over-fiber systems using ATM technology .
Previously, I have also worked with ITWorx
and WTMEA. My work
with ITWorx as chief architect resulted in the realization of the
NetCelera network appliance that was acquired by SwanLabs and
eventually by F5 Networks. I
held adjunct positions with
the American University in
Cairo and the Egyptian National
Telecom Institute.
My consulting assignments included work for the
United Nations World Food Programme,
the Egyptian Ministry of Interior,
Telecom Egypt, Cairo University, Ain Shams University, ISIS
International, International Electronics/Bahgat Group in Egypt,
AmerNet, Broadband Technologies and Alphatronix/Auspex Systems in the
USA, and WiMatek Systems in Canada.
I have also served as an expert
evaluator and panelist for the European Commission in Brussels for
evaluating research proposals submitted to the EU FP7/ICT, FP7/PEOPLE,
FP6/IST, FP5/IST,
and TEMPUS
programs. I also serve as expert
evaluator for the ITIDA ITAC, NTRA, and STDF research programs.
My current research work focuses on radio resource management and
architectures for 4G/5G wireless systems; devising
scalable standards-based Internet of Things systems; and
applications of machine learning in telecommunications.
I have published extensively in
refereed international journals and conferences. I was an editor for
the IEEE Communications Magazine-Internet
Technology Series from Nov. 1998 till Dec. 2002.
I have also been a member of the technical program
committees and session chair for several IEEE, IFIP, and ITC
conferences. I was the technical program co-chair for the IFIP
MWCN’2003 conference in Singapore. I am a senior member of
IEEE and member of IFIP TC6.3
workgroup (Performance of Communication
Systems).
On the personal side, I enjoy traveling, photography, outdoor sports, reading history books,
spending time
with my family, and free/aimless Internet browsing discovering new concepts and interesting facts
about the amazing world we live in.
Recent News
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[US Patent] Nov. 2024: US patent 12143195/B1 titled "Angle of arrival (AoA) determination for Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE)" co-authored with Khaled Ismail Mahmoud has been issued. The patent provides an enhanced method for measuring the angle-of-arrival of an incoming signal to enhance indoor navigation and localization using Bluetooth/BLE.
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[NCTA 2024 Best Paper Honorable Mention] November 2024: The paper "End-to-End Steering for Autonomous Vehicles via Conditional Imitation Co-Learning" co-authored with Mahmoud Kishky and Dr. Hesham Eraqi won the Best Paper Honorable Mention as announced at the closing session of 16th NCTA 2024 conference.
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[Journal Paper] March 2024: The paper "Enhancing autonomous driving by exploiting thermal object detection through feature fusion" co-authored with my M.Sc. student Moataz El-Tahan is published in the Springer International Journal of Intelligent Transportation Systems Research.