We use an understanding of the physical world and the flexibility of sensing systems to improve the efficiency of computing systems that interact with nature.
Great article @Wired
A collaboration between Phillip Stanley-Marbell @Cambridge_Eng@turinginst and a colour-matching game is helping to explain the interface between humans and screen displays – and has huge implications for our #digitalfuture
https://t.co/RGYDKBQQvG
Delighted to have our article accepted to ACM Comp. Sur. Journal and nominated for best paper award! Preprint: https://t.co/zNfFfPAJPa
Thanks+credit to my co-authors from a dozen institutions and to @snsf_ch and @epflecocloud for funding the exploratory workshop that led to it.
🥇Winner of the Best Paper Award at the 2019 Embedded Systems Week is this #research into a new automated method for generating equations from sensor #data
https://t.co/3N2D2EbMYU
Our paper on "Deriving Equations from Sensor Data Using Dimensional Function Synthesis", in this month's ACM Trans. on Emb. Comp. Sys., received the Best Paper Award at the 2019 Embedded Systems Week. Congratulations to Postdoc Vasileios Tsoutsouras for a great presentation.
96 assembly stages, hundreds of individual components. Documenting each step of the process in detail using GitHub issues. Lucky to have a great team: three of the group's summer students (an engineer, a physicist, and a computer science major), are helping make this possible.