University of Utah is seeking qualified individuals to research and
develop innovative wireless network protocols for radio tomography.
This is a paid position that will run approximately from May through
August 2010. Compensation will be dependent on the qualifications and
experience of the applicant.
Radio tomography is a 'device-free' localization method that uses
standard wireless sensors to image, locate, and track movement of
people in the area of deployment. The technology is compelling -- a
demo won the student research competition at MobiCom 2008, and several
popular press articles have appeared (The Economist, Wired, Der
Spiegel). More information is available at:
http://span.ece.utah.edu/radio-tomographic-imaging
This summer project will implement and deploy specialized protocols
for radio tomography networks which scale to large areas and large
numbers of sensors for large-scale commercial applications. This
position entails the research, design, and deployment of such a
protocol. Individuals with one or more of the following skills are
encouraged to apply.
* TinyOS and NesC
* Wireless networking
* RF sensors and hardware
* Distributed source coding
If you are interested in this position, please email (with "SPAN
Summer Position" in the subject) your resume/CV, including references,
to both:
Neal Patwari
npatwari@ece.utah.edu
Joey Wilson
joey@xandem.com
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Neal Patwari
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering
Adjunct, School of Computing
University of Utah
http://span.ece.utah.edu/
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