Radar-Enabled Contact-Free Sensing in AIoT
A special issue of Future Internet (ISSN 1999-5903). This special issue belongs to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 October 2022) | Viewed by 642
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wireless networking; mobile and pervasive computing; multimedia protocols and networking; network modeling and performance evaluation; applied operations research; network security
Interests: cyber physical Systems; mobile robotics; internet of Things; cyber security
Interests: security and privacy for IoT systems; machine learning security & privacy; mobile/wearable sensing
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Given the prosperity of AIoT in combining Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the Internet of Things (IoT) to bring ubiquitous intelligence to human users, the field of contact-free sensing becomes increasingly more relevant and refined. The scope of research efforts in contact-free sensing is also growing to undertake more challenging problems, especially after the availability of commodity-grade compact radars. Applications such as monitoring people and spaces, which used to be the target of computer vision, are now within reach of radar-enabled sensing. Consequently, there is an increasing interest in the AIoT community to establish novel research direction, in terms of analyzing sensory data gathered by radar-enabled contact-free sensing methods and devices. As a result, we would like to invite pioneers in this burgeoning direction to share their experience and hence to boost the subsequent research and practical adoptions.
The objective of this special issue is to highlight cutting-edge approaches and recent progress in the growing field of radar-enabled contact-free sensing, mostly in terms of leveraging the latest machine learning analytics to extract information from the consequent sensory data. It will allow researchers and companies in AIoT to present their novel ideas that may potentially shape the future of this area. We intend to keep the scope of our special issue both focused and inspiring, so we plan to invite submissions from all over the world and encourage submissions covering various AIoT topics including (but not limited to) the combination of the below.
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sensory input |
task |
theory/algorithm |
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• UWB and FMCW Radars |
• Detection, classification |
• Deep learning |
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• WiFi (using CSI, etc.) |
• Positioning, SLAM |
• Probabilistic modeling |
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• LTE/5G Sensing |
• Action/gesture recognition |
• Optimization |
Dr. Jun Luo
Dr. Chris Xiaoxuan Lu
Dr. Pengfei Hu
Guest Editors
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