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Enabling closed control loops via wireless communication has attracted a lotof interest recently and is investigated under the name cyber-physical systems.Under cyber-physical systems one challenging scenario is multiple loops sharinga wireless medium, and the age of the control information has to be minimizedwithout sacrificing reliability to guarantee the control stability. The numberof transmitting devices depends on the control parameters thus, it isstochastic. Wireless uplink resource allocation given low latency constraintsfor unknown number of devices is a hard problem. For this problem, randomaccess is the most prominent way to minimize latency, but reliability issacrificed. However, as reliability is also critical for such applications,improved random access algorithms with hard latency guarantees are needed.Currently available random access algorithms with hard latency guarantees havelow throughput and some of them are limited to low number of active devices. Inthis work, we provide a high-throughput random access algorithm with hardlatency-constraints (SICQTA) that scales to any number of active devices. Thisalgorithm, making use of feedback, has a varying throughput between $0.69$ and$1$ depending on the number of devices, which is unprecedented in the state ofthe art up to our best knowledge.

Hard Latency-Constraints for High-Throughput Random Access: SICQTA