Panel
Title:
10 years of networked sensing systems - a look back and an outlook
Moderator:
Michael Beigl, TU Braunschweig
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Michael Beigl is professor for Ubiquitous and Distributed Systems at the
Carl-Friedrich Gauss Faculty, Technische Universität Carolo-Wilhelima zu
Braunschweig. Previously, he was research director of TecO, University
of Karlsruhe (2000-2005) and visiting associate professor at Keio
University (2005). He obtained both his MSc (1995) and PhD (Dr.-Ing,
2000) from University of Karlsruhe. His research interests include
Ubiquitous Computing, wireless sensor systems, mobile and ubiquitous
networks, distribution of Ubicomp enabled information via Internet,
location models and systems, novel sensor technology and context awareness.
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Panelists:
Phil Gibbons, Intel Research / Carnegie Mellon University
Nicolaie L. Fantana, ABB Corporate Research, Ladenburg, Germany
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Dr. Fantana received the Dipl. Ing. and 1985 the Dr. Eng. degree in
electrical engineering from the Technical University / Polytechnic Institute
Timisoara, Romania. He was associate professor at the T. U. Timisoara, visiting
scientist at the University of Karlsruhe Germany and since 1992 he is with ABB
Corporate Research Germany. His research interests include life cycle evaluation,
assessment and analysis of equipment using data from conventional and mobile tools
and internet of things technologies for industrial service activities. Dr. N.
Fantana is senior member IEEE.
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Hideto Iwaoka, Kanazawa Institute of Technology
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Hideto Iwaoka received the B.E., M.E., and Dr.Eng. degrees in electrical
engineering from Keio University, Japan. He has an almost 35 year
background in developing sensor devices and systems; Nuclear Quadrupole
Resonance Thermometry, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Photonic Devices, and
Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems(MEMS), as a researcher in corporate R&D;
of Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Tokyo Japan. He is now a professor of
Kanazawa Institute of Technology from 2006, and charging to research in
networked sensing systems and optical fiber sensing systems.
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Yoshito Tobe, Tokyo Denki University
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Professor at Tokyo Denki University.
B.E.(1984) and M.E.(1986) in Electrical Engineering
from the University of Tokyo.
M.S. (1992) in Electrical and Computer Engineering
from Carnegie Mellon University
Ph.D. (2000) in Media and Governance from Keio University
Currently, he is leading OSOITE project which aims at
collecting and utilizing real-time and real-world data
in the urban environment.
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