Workshop 9 : Millimeter Wave Radar and Edge Intelligent Signal Processing Title: Edge Intelligent Sensing Radar and Its Applications
Workshop 9 : Millimeter Wave Radar and Edge Intelligent Signal Processing
Title: Edge Intelligent Sensing Radar and Its Applications
Summary:With the development of smart city, smart medical treatment, smart home, smart building, smart security, intelligent transportation, and human-computer interaction, etc., the basic data of the presence, counting, quantity, location, speed, vital signs, activities of people and vehicles are of great significance. During the past decades, different sensors are used to obtain the above basic data, e.g., camera, radio-frequency identification, Wi-Fi, passive infrared, thermal imaging, ultrasonic sensor, laser, and so on. Different from the above sensors, radar sensing with edge intelligence techniques is receiving increased interest from both academic and industrial fields because of their advanced performance, e.g., strong robustness to all-day and all-weather conditions, great sensitivity to moving objects, the capability of sensing through the obstacles and free of privacy problem. This workshop aims to serve as a key platform to showcase and disseminate the latest progress and breakthrough in the area of edge intelligent sensing radar and its applications. Its topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- people detection and counting
- hand gesture recognition
- human fall detection
- human vital sensing
- human sleep monitoring
- human activity recognition
- vehicle detection and counting
- vehicle speed estimation
- vehicle classification
- radar-communication integration
Chair: Assoc. Prof. Zhaocheng Yang |
Shenzhen University
Zhaocheng Yang received the B.E. degree in information engineering at Beijing Institute of Technology in 2007 and the Ph.D. degree in information and communication engineering at National University of Defense Technology in 2013. From November 2010 to November 2011, he was a visiting scholar at the University of York in U.K. From June 2013 to August 2015, he was a lecturer at School of Electronics Science and Engineering of National University of Defense Technology. He works as an associate professor at College of Electronics and Information Engineering of Shenzhen University. He served as a reviewer and the TPC member of many IEEE journals and conferences. His research interests include array signal processing, adaptive signal processing, compressive sensing, machine learning, and edge intelligent sensing radar and its applications. He published more than 80 papers in journals/conferences and owns over 50 granted patents. He won the Excellent Doctoral Thesis of Hunan province in 2015 and the IET Premium Awards for the best journal paper published on IET Signal Processing in 2018.