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Introduce and investigate new technologies, which are
needed for developing the HBC idea
Define new standards and study various requirements and
demands for HBC transmission technology
Outline a new network system for network providers to
support the required data transfer for HBC transmission
purpose
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Introducing the industry section to cover marketing and
technology implementation for HBC, industry could be involved in:

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New access to the global market for the products based on
HBC technology
Define and pursue the new business models for HBC system
Finally, different IPRs and many novel ideas are expected to be
achieved during the procedure of investigation and implementation of the HBC technology in diverse domains and levels, which
would be taken care of by CONASENSE platform.

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CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK
This work presents the role of CONASENSE as the main platform
for the future of wireless communication. The main objective of
discussing this idea is to address the requirements and challenges
in implementing the HBC system. HBC is the foremost field of research for the future of wireless communication, and in general,
the whole world. People in the near future require a more enhanced
and efficient means of data transmission than just using video and
audio. Sampling, transmitting, coding, and decoding of the five human senses are the essential demands of future communication. The
implementation of the concept requires extensive research in many
different organizations, industries, academia fields, and markets.
Moreover, a different layer of the network should be reconstructed or optimized for transmitting a large amount of data safely
and reliably. In this work, the requirement for a comprehensive
platform was identified. The physical layer for HBC transmission
was studied, and a solution for optimization for enhanced data rate,
low interference, and reliable communication was proposed. This
study highlights the challenges in designing the security and standardization of HBC communication, including the CONASENSE
platform. CONASENSE promises a universal platform and principles from the physical layer to the network layer for optimizing,
developing, and improving the current wireless communication
technology. The new setup should address the challenges in implementing the HBC idea. Clearly, CONASENSE combines diverse
organizations, industries, and researchers to realize this goal.

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