DSA Thrust Seminar | Recent Advances in Ubiquitous Sensing Applications for Smart Devices
As the era of the Internet of Things arrives, novel smart devices are springing up. Compared with conventional smart devices as smartphones and tablets, these devices are distinctive in appearance, size, function and hardware architecture. Although they have brought conveniences to users’ lives, their unique features have also rendered their interaction with users ever more challenging. As an important entrance of IoT, how to interact well with novel smart devices becomes a pressing issue. In this talk, I will share with you our recent research progress related to acoustic and vibration sensing.
Kaishun Wu is a distinguished professor in Shenzhen University. He got PhD degree in Computer Science and Engineering from HKUST in 2011. After graduation, he spent 2011-2013 as a research assistant professor at HKUST. He joined Shenzhen University in 2013 and has founded IoT Research Center at Shenzhen University. He is the founding director of Guangdong Wireless Big Data and Future Network Engineering Center and Shenzhen Key Laboratory for Wearable IoT Intelligent Sensing and Computing. He serves as the Member of Academic Advisory Committee in Shenzhen University. He is an IET/IEE Fellow. He has co-authored 4 books and published over 200 high quality research papers in international leading journals and primer conferences, like IEEE TMC, IEEE TPDS, ACM MobiCom, IEEE INFOCOM. He is the inventor of 6 US and over 90 Chinese issued patents. He received 2012 Hong Kong Young Scientist Award, 2014 Hong Kong ICT Awards: Best Innovation and 2014 IEEE ComSoc Asia-Pacific Outstanding Young Researcher Award. He received 6 best paper awards in international conference, including IEEE Globecom’12, IEEE ICPADS’12, IEEE MASS’14, IEEE SECON’18.