Human-Centric Networking: Bridging Traffic Classification, Well-Being, and Wearable Antennas

Abstract

In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, the paradigm of networking extends beyond mere connectivity, embracing a profound human-centric ethos. This review delves into the realm of human-centric networking, where the confluence of traffic classification methodologies, well-being imperatives, and the advent of wearable antennas intertwine. The authors navigate through the corridors of contemporary network architectures, illuminating the intricate dance between efficiency and human welfare. With a keen eye on holistic well-being, they explore the nuanced interplay between technology and humanity, mindful of the delicate balance required for sustainable progress. Embracing the ethos of harmonious coexistence, the authors chart a course towards a future where networks not only thrive but also nurture the essence of human connection. Through this synthesis of technological prowess and humanistic values, the authors endeavor to sculpt a narrative that transcends the boundaries of conventional discourse, beckoning towards a horizon where innovation and empathy converge in seamless harmony.