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20202026
most citedSelf-sustaining Ultra-wideband Positioning System for Event-driven Indoor Localization

36 citations · 53 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

eess.IV2026

An Energy-Proportional Multimodal and Context-Aware Vision IoT Node

Julian Moosmann, Philipp Mayer, Luca Benini +1

While recent advancements in TinyML have significantly reduced the computational complexity of on-device vision pipelines, image acquisition remains a dominant contributor to syste…

cs.CV2026

OpenGlass: Ultra-Low-Power On-Device AI Eyewear with Event-based Vision

Pietro Bonazzi, Julian Moosmann, Ahmet Celik +2

Smart eyewear enables unobtrusive, context-aware interaction through multimodal sensors and on-device intelligence, but is severely limited by power, memory, and compute constraint…

eess.SY2026

A Class AAA Solar Testbed for Reproducible Long-Term Characterization of Energy-Harvesting Systems

Lukas Schulthess, Andreas Rätz, Michele Magno +1

Energy harvesting promises maintenance-free operation of wireless sensor nodes but introduces strong dependencies on stochastic and deployment-specific environmental conditions. In…

eess.SP2025

BodySense: An Expandable and Wearable-Sized Wireless Evaluation Platform for Human Body Communication

Lukas Schulthess, Philipp Mayer, Christian Vogt +2

Wearable, wirelessly connected sensors have become a common part of daily life and have the potential to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of personalized healthcare. A key…

eess.SY2024

H-Watch: An Open, Connected Platform for AI-Enhanced COVID19 Infection Symptoms Monitoring and Contact Tracing

Tommaso Polonelli, Lukas Schulthess, Philipp Mayer +2

The novel COVID-19 disease has been declared a pandemic event. Early detection of infection symptoms and contact tracing are playing a vital role in containing COVID-19 spread. As…

eess.SY2024★ 7 cited

RF Power Transmission for Self-sustaining Miniaturized IoT Devices

Lukas Schulthess, Federico Villani, Philipp Mayer +1

Radio Frequency (RF) wireless power transfer is a promising technology that has the potential to constantly power small Internet of Things (IoT) devices, enabling even battery-less…