Research Interest
- Embedded Networked Systems
- Wireless and Mobile Systems
- Sensor Networks
- Cyber-Physical Systems
University of California, Berkeley
With various sensors deployed in the structure of Rohm Building, we are exploring the possibility of extracting meaningful events and visually showing the end users.
LiveSynergy is a novel magnetic-based wireless proximity detection platform, with accuracy and consistency better than existing solutions such as BLE, WiFi, ZigBee, and long-range RFID. Building on top of this platform, we provide cloud-based APIs that enable real-time and rich interactions between humans and their physical environment. LiveSynergy enables a range of indoor applications such as location-based targeted advertising and presence detection.
Key technologies: MI, 6LoWPAN, SoC programming, JSON, RESTful, Windows Phone App
SEPTIMU aims to design a novel hardware system to provide human with continuous in-situ human wellness monitoring and feedback using sensors embedded in earphones. We now have the embedded sensor board (1x1cm^2) and integrates 3-axis accelerometer, gyroscope, thermometer, and microphone. Our evaluation has demonstrated the effectiveness using the microphone to detect human's heartbeat while the IMU can assist posture recognition.
The PhoneWeb project seeks to enable – through the use of new technologies such as Low-Energy Bluetooth, GPS, Low-Power Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi direct, and etc – handheld devices to continuously and accurately discover all the people around it and to create and maintain a local neighborhood map. We also seek to implement new types of local/social applications based on the PhoneWeb infrastructure.