most citedWakeMod: A 6.9uW Wake-Up Radio Module with -72.6dBm Sensitivity for On-Demand IoT

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cs.NI20261 cited

Eco-WakeLoc: An Energy-Neutral and Cooperative UWB Real-Time Locating System

Silvano Cortesi, Lukas Schulthess, Davide Plozza +2

Indoor localization systems face a fundamental trade-off between efficiency and responsiveness, which is especially important for emerging use cases such as mobile robots operating…

eess.SY2025

Wireless Low-Latency Synchronization for Body-Worn Multi-Node Systems in Sports

Nico Krull, Lukas Schulthess, Michele Magno +2

Biomechanical data acquisition in sports demands sub-millisecond synchronization across distributed body-worn sensor nodes. This study evaluates and characterizes the Enhanced Shoc…

cs.NI20251 cited

WakeMod: A 6.9uW Wake-Up Radio Module with -72.6dBm Sensitivity for On-Demand IoT

Lukas Schulthess, Silvano Cortesi, Michele Magno

Large-scale Internet of Things (IoT) applications, such as asset tracking and remote sensing, demand multi-year battery lifetimes to minimize maintenance and operational costs. Tra…

cs.RO2025

AniTrack: A Power-Efficient, Time-Slotted and Robust UWB Localization System for Animal Tracking in a Controlled Setting

Victor Luder, Lukas Schulthess, Silvano Cortesi +2

Accurate localization is essential for a wide range of applications, including asset tracking, smart agriculture, and animal monitoring. While traditional localization methods, suc…

cs.SE2025

Smart Feeding Station: Non-Invasive, Automated IoT Monitoring of Goodman's Mouse Lemurs in a Semi-Natural Rainforest Habitat

Jonas Peter, Victor Luder, Leyla Rivero Davis +2

In recent years, zoological institutions have made significant strides to reimagine ex situ animal habitats, moving away from traditional single-species enclosures towards expansiv…

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…