About me
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Ph.D. candidate, Electrical and Computer Engineering, B.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering, Office: CIC 2223A |
I am a Ph.D. student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University,
currently working on real-time embedded systems with Professor Raj Rajkumar.
Research Interests
I have a broad set of research interests that include real-time systems, operating systems, light-weight computer vision and robotics. I'm particularly interested in how we should design systems that interact directly with the environment where poor performance, unanticipated results and failure can be catastrophic. In the spirit of systems research I like to design, implement and evaluate systems in order to truly understand them.
Recently, my work has focused on the development of large-scale sensor networks that are energy-efficient and provide real-time properties. I see sensor networking as a practical mechanism for bringing contextual information and new abilities to the already numerous embedded systems that surround us.