Ari Keränen

Ari Keränen is an experienced Internet technology professional who currently works as an Expert in IoT Standards and Protocols at Ericsson.2 With over 15 years of experience in research, standardization, and innovations, he has developed a wide understanding and competence in the field.2

Professional Background

Keränen holds the position of Research Scientist at Ericsson Research Finland, NomadicLab.1 His areas of expertise include:

• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Delay Tolerant Networks
• Network protocols and standards

Academic Contributions

Ari Keränen has made significant contributions to the academic field:

• He is highly cited, with over 5,900 citations to his work.1
• His most cited paper, "The ONE simulator for DTN protocol evaluation," has received over 3,100 citations.1
• Keränen has co-authored several important RFCs (Request for Comments), including RFC 7228 on "Terminology for Constrained-Node Networks".1

Research and Development

Keränen's work focuses on various aspects of networking and IoT:

• He has contributed to the development of simulation tools for Delay Tolerant Networks (DTNs).1
• His research includes work on mobility models, opportunistic networks, and end-to-end security for smart object networks.1
• Keränen has also been involved in projects related to haptic feedback navigation systems and connecting IoT sensors to knowledge-based systems.1

Patents and Innovations

Ari Keränen is an inventor on several patents, including:

• A method for haptic feedback enabled navigation using short-range radio technologies.1
• A method and apparatus for relaying packets in network communications.1

Through his work at Ericsson and his contributions to various research projects and standards, Ari Keränen has established himself as a respected expert in the field of IoT and network protocols.