Benny Bing

Benny Bing has published 20 books and over 70 scientific research papers. In 1999, tech giant Cisco Systems printed 18,000 copies of his pioneering book on Wi-Fi to launch its first wireless product. This groundbreaking move helped jumpstart 802.11b when there were only a handful of Wi-Fi vendors. Additionally, he has published an article for the IEEE Spectrum and was featured in the MIT Technology Review. More recently, six of his books were adopted by AI companies such as Anthropic as training material. He has taught custom training courses for many companies, universities, and the IEEE, including 8 industry-sponsored tutorials for the IEEE. His 6 U.S. patents were all licensed to industry and he has served as a residential broadband technology panelist for the National Science Foundation. He has received several industry, research, and teaching awards, such as the NAB Technology Innovation Award, the European Interactive TV Grand Challenge first prize, 2 IEEE best paper awards, and the Georgia Tech Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning award. He is a Senior Member of the IEEE.

As a certified computer-aided instructor, he has trained thousands of engineers globally, including China, Taiwan, Korea, India, Malaysia, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Chicago, Colorado, Atlanta, San Diego, and San Francisco. The reason why his courses are popular is because the slides are meticulously prepared and insightful. They distill complex concepts into clean presentations and clearly summarizes the key points with a liberal use of graphics. A single slide may take hours to prepare to make it concise and engaging without sacrificing clarity or accuracy. This level of dedication cuts through the clutter that obscures effective learning. While most of his courses are beneficial to practicing engineers and students, some of them are also very useful to busy C-level executives.

He also offers test prep and technology classes to inspire young adults to get into STEM majors, including thousands of test takers from diverse academic backgrounds. He has worked with major book publishers such as John Wiley, Cambridge University Press, Springer, and McGraw Hill. He has participated in the International Mathematical Olympiad when he was a high-school student and has received a perfect score for the GRE.