This document summarizes research on applying chaos theory to communications. It discusses using chaotic signals for spread spectrum communications due to their random, unpredictable properties. Chaotic signals can be generated using simple equations and have advantages like broad bandwidth, orthogonality, and security. Simulation results show chaos-based CDMA providing better bit error rate performance than PN sequences, especially with increasing numbers of users. Future research directions include studying different chaos generators, analysis tools for chaos theory, and applying chaos to technologies like 4G communications and home networks.