Columbia ICSL

Source: [IEEE Signal Processing Magazine] Signal Processing Supports a New Wave of Audio Research Safety headphones Immersive technology makes audio more realistic and engaging, yet […]

The Pedestrian Safety project was accepted for publication and presentation at the International Conference on Internet of Things 2018. The project aims to alert pedestrians […]

The paper titled: A 78.2nW 3-Channel Time-Delay-to-Digital Converter using Polarity Coincidence for Audio-based Object Localization was accepted for publication to IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference 2018 in San […]

Columbia ICSL’s ePrints Paper was presented at the 4th ACM International Conference on Systems for Energy-Efficient Built Environments in Delft, The Netherlands, and was awarded […]

Localization System for Pedestrian Safety Columbia ICSL’s SEUS project was awarded 2nd prize at the New York City Media Lab’s 2017 Demo Expo on September […]

ePrints: A Real-Time and Scalable System for Fair Apportionment and Tracking of Personal Energy Footprints in Commercial Buildings A full paper authored by members of […]

SPINDLES: A Smartphone Platform for Intelligent Detection and Notification of Leg Shaking Stephen Xia, a second year Ph.D. student in ICSL, presented the workshop paper […]

The pedestrian safety project, led by Professor Jiang and Professor Kinget, in collaboration with University of North Carolina and Barnard College, receives NSF CSR Medium […]

The Personal Energy Footprinting project took the best poster award at BuildSys 2016. This year, ACM BuildSys was held from November 16 – 17 at Stanford University jointly with […]

The Sense Enhancement for Urban Safety project (SEUS) took the best demo-runner up at SenSys 2016. This year, ACM Sensys was held from November 14 – 16 […]