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[Lecture] Sensor-less Energy-free Sensing: Past, Present, and Future.
Jun. 29, 2022


Speaker: Prof. Moustafa Youssef, American University in Cairo

Host: Prof. Zhang Daqing, School of Computer Science, Peking University

Time: 14:30 pm, June 29, 2022 GMT+8

Venue: linkage or scan the QR code



Abstract:

With the booming of the Internet of Things and their expected wide deployment,leveraging them to enable smart environments presents both a challenge and opportunity. Specifically, many of the loT devices are expected to be limited in capability and run with minimal power sources/limited battery.To extend their lifetime,autonomy,and reduce the cost of deployment; we have introduced the concepts of sensor-less and energy-free sensing, where we sense the environment without using any external sensors while consuming minimal or no energy. The talk will cover the two exciting concepts of sensor-less and energy-free senign from where they started till today. It will introduce different application scenarios along with their challenges and design options. Finally, I will end the talk with a perspective.

Biography:

Moustafa Youssef is a professor at the American University in Cairo and Alexandria University and founder&director of the Wireless Research Center of Excellence,Egypt.His research interests include mobile wireless networks,mobile and pervasive computing, location determination technologies,and quantum computing. He is an Associate Editor for IEEE TMC and ACM TSAS, served as the Lead Guest Editor of the IEEE Computer Special Issue on Transformative Technologies and an Area Editor of ACM MC2R as well as on the organizing and technical committees of numerous prestigious conferences. He is the recipient of the 2003 University of Maryland Invention of the Year award,the 2010 TWAS-AAS-Microsoft Award for Young Scientists,the 2013 and 2014 COMESA Innovation Award,the 2013 ACM SIGSpatial GIS Conference Best Paper Award,the 2017 Egyptian State Award,multiple Google Research Awards,among many others. He is also an IEEE and ACM Fellow.

Source: School of Computer Science