Georgia Tech ECE Research Group
The oral presentation slides from Cheng Qi’s presentation, “Breaking the Range Limit of RFID Localization: Phase-based Positioning with Tunneling Tags” are now available. This presentation was delivered in April at the IEEE RFID 2019 conference in Phoenix, AZ. The accompanying paper won the best paper award at the conference.
Download the slides here: RFID2019Presentation_Cheng
Download Cheng Qi’s poster presentation from IEEE RFID 2019 entitled, “Breaking the Range Limit of RFID Localization: Phase-based Positioning with Tunneling Tags,” which was presented in Phoenix, AZ this April. The PDF may be downloaded here: RFID2019Poster_Cheng
The ORS team of undergraduate researchers consisting of Jesse Jiang, Siddharth Kotapati, Kibeom Kim, and Volkan Gurses won the “Peer Review Award” at the ORS banquet on Monday, 15 April 2019. This award is decided by the 80+ ORS students who review one another’s end-of-year research project posters, evaluating them on the quality of the project and presentation. Bill Copich of Anaren (this year’s team sponsor) was on hand at the banquet to join the team on stage.
This group, led by Mohammad Alhassoun, presented their culminating research poster entitled “24 GHz RFID Tags”. No surprise that their presentation went well, as this group presented their work at both the IEEE RFID 2019 conference and the National Council on Undergraduate Research NCUR 2019 in the weeks leading up to the ORS banquet. Apparently, practice really does make perfect.
This is very much an “insider tradition” to the IEEE RFID conference, but every year Pavel Nikitin composes an original tune (usually tinged with Russian folk music influence). We typically play this tune at the conference banquet. Although he was not present for this year’s conference, below is a link to the 2019 composition about not waiting until the last minute to make your conference presentation.