Kudos to my amazing advisor and collaborators from U Pitt, @longfeis1 Yongjie Yang, University of Pittsburgh School of Computing and Information, Xiaoran "Van" Fan Google, @ Xiuzhen Guo Zhejiang University, @ Jie Xiong University of Massachusetts Amherst Microsoft
Our paper "Exploring the Feasibility of Remote Cardiac Auscultation Using Earphones” won Best Paper Award at #ACM#MobiCom 2024! I presented this work at both the MobiCom main conference and the MobiCom4AgeTech workshop and live demoed it to the audiences last week in DC!
Explore how this system works and see cardiologists' feedback on our project site and in our published paper:
🕸️ Project: https://t.co/TfsUAJeDHc
🗒️ Paper: https://t.co/U4Tem6clRj
📷 Demo Video: Coming soon…
We envision this tool could help individuals and enable physicians to listen to heart sounds during remote visits! Elderly who are suffering from chronic diseases and living tens of miles away from the medical center can access doctors and conduct heart auscultation examinations!
In this project, we developed a software-hardware co-design system that transforms conventional earphones—yes, any pair of earphones 🎧 —into powerful tools for cardiac auscultation 🫀 .
Here are the most consistent closed back headphones in terms of FR measured 5 times on humans and their HMS test fixture.
It would be interesting to know what the range and distribution of head sizes /ears are for their human test subjects .
https://t.co/aokrqW8Lx2
The sound pressure levels at orchestral players' left and right ears playing Mahler. No wonder up to 74% of the professional musicians suffer from hearing disorders, which is a major health problem.
More info here: https://t.co/Iw9y7cyYxO
https://t.co/EsStlajNAC
New Clarius HD3 wireless ultrasound for medical professionals! Discover high-definition imaging you can trust for your specialty. Manage your exams anywhere and improve patient outcomes with clear, real-time imaging that is easy to use, affordable, and ultra-portable.
The submission deadline for EAI MobiQuitous 2022 was extended to July, 22! See details on https://t.co/xGw4JQLt8c.
We accept both short and long papers. Please find the details in the CFP.
I hope everyone enjoyed their holidays! For me, other than having fun, I also spent time writing a blog post about "how to look for ideas in computer science research":
https://t.co/3hSPXw9yVD
Originally motivated to help my own students, but it might also help others too :)
I got sick and tired of losing my TV remote. So I fixed it by building my own that works over WiFi (wireless). Check it out https://t.co/O7tPQ4mWBI
All you need is ESP32, IR LED and 5min of free time.
Are you a computer scientist/engineer/maker interested in ocean & climate problems? Do you want to collaborate with oceanographers/climatologists on hard technical problems if there is funding?
Please retweet if yes! You will help us make a case to @NSF#CS#ML#Oceans#climate
After the heady feeling of my first NeurIPS acceptance had calmed down some, I penned tongue-in-cheek a point-by-point comparison with my systems papers. Shout out to David Inouye and Sean Kulinski for the NeurIPS paper. Other data points? #NeurIPS2020@PurdueEngineers@PurdueECE
We are releasing LibriAdapt, a large-scale speech dataset to facilitate research in domain adaptation for speech recognition models. Download instructions and benchmarks on the DeepSpeech2 ASR model are available here: https://t.co/aNGS1S65Kx @raswak@nadiaberthouze@niclane7
We made a thing!! Future of gaming? Future of IoT? Team up of @przemyslawp, myself, and his wonderful students Jasper and Vito, covered by CNET's @dctrjack in an awesome writeup.
While growing up, I was always curious to explore hidden worlds
As a scientist, I get to do that every single day with my amazing team
In my talk @CL_mobiCentre, I explain our inventions & their apps in climate, health, and robotics
https://t.co/5djrL485tC
#IoT#mHealth
I did a thing and accidentally served on every major security PC in the 2020 cycle. I didn't mean to but it happened anyway.🥲On the bright side, I'm in an informed position to discuss the review culture at the Top 4, specifically the recent criticism of the @acm_ccs reviewing.