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[j3]Imran Fahad
, Danny Scott, Azizul Zahid, Matthew Bringle, Srinayana Patil, Ella Bevins, Carmen Palileo, Sai Swaminathan:
RadioGami: Batteryless, Long-range Wireless Paper Sensors Using Tunnel Diodes. Proc. ACM Interact. Mob. Wearable Ubiquitous Technol. 9(2): 28:1-28:32 (2025)- [c4]Azizul Zahid, Bibek Poudel, Danny Scott, Jason Scott, Scott Crouter, Weizi Li, Sai Swaminathan:
PulseRide: A Robotic Wheelchair for Personalized Exertion Control with Human-in-the-Loop Reinforcement Learning. CHASE 2025: 57-68 - [c3]Imran Fahad, Danny Scott, Azizul Zahid, Matthew Bringle, Srinayana Patil, Ella Bevins, Carmen Palileo, Sai Swaminathan:
RadioGami: Demonstrating Long-Range, Battery-Free Wireless Interaction with Paper-Based Tunnel Diode Tags. UbiComp Companion 2025: 425-428 - [c2]Danny Scott, William LaForest, Hritom Das, Ioannis Polykretis, Catherine D. Schuman, Charles Rizzo, James S. Plank, Sai Swaminathan:
Vibe2Spike: Batteryless Wireless Tags for Vibration Sensing with Event Cameras and Spiking Networks. ICONS 2025: 208-216 - [i4]Azizul Zahid, Bibek Poudel, Danny Scott, Jason Scott, Scott Crouter, Weizi Li, Sai Swaminathan:
PulseRide: A Robotic Wheelchair for Personalized Exertion Control with Human-in-the-Loop Reinforcement Learning. CoRR abs/2506.05056 (2025) - [i3]Imran Fahad, Danny Scott, Azizul Zahid, Matthew Bringle, Srinayana Patil, Ella Bevins, Carmen Palileo, Sai Swaminathan:
RadioGami: Batteryless, Long-Range Wireless Paper Sensors Using Tunnel Diodes. CoRR abs/2506.06473 (2025) - [i2]Hritom Das, Imran Fahad, SNB Tushar, Sk Hasibul Alam, Graham Buchanan, Danny Scott, Garrett S. Rose, Sai Swaminathan:
In-Sensor Motion Recognition with Memristive System and Light Sensing Surfaces. CoRR abs/2506.06829 (2025) - [i1]Danny Scott, William LaForest, Hritom Das, Ioannis Polykretis, Catherine D. Schuman, Charles Rizzo, James S. Plank, Sai Swaminathan:
Vibe2Spike: Batteryless Wireless Tags for Vibration Sensing with Event Cameras and Spiking Networks. CoRR abs/2508.11640 (2025) - 2024
- [j2]Danny Scott, Matthew Bringle, Imran Fahad, Gaddiel Morales, Azizul Zahid, Sai Swaminathan:
NeuroCamTags: Long-Range, Battery-free, Wireless Sensing with Neuromorphic Cameras. Proc. ACM Interact. Mob. Wearable Ubiquitous Technol. 8(3): 122:1-122:25 (2024) - [c1]Hritom Das, Imran Fahad, SNB Tushar, Sk Hasibul Alam, Graham Buchanan, Danny Scott, Garrett S. Rose, Sai Swaminathan:
In-Sensor Motion Recognition with Memristive System and Light Sensing Surfaces. ISVLSI 2024: 192-197
2010 – 2019
- 2018
- [j1]Sayan Chakraborty, Danny Scott:
Bayesian reliability optimization for multivariate binary responses. Model. Assist. Stat. Appl. 13(3): 297-308 (2018)
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