The Interactive Sensing and Computing Lab focuses on creating transformative and scalable technology that makes a positive impact on people’s lives through innovations in electromagnetics, sensing, wireless communication, embedded systems, machine learning, and Human-Computer Interaction. We are an interdisciplinary team that tackles challenging research problems through innovations in both the hardware and software layers which we then deploy and evaluate in real-world settings. We collaborate closely with UM faculty in Computer Science & Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and the UM School of Medicine.


Lab News

PrivacyLens Published

Congratulations to Yasha Iravantchi, Thomas Krolikowsk, and William Wang for having PrivacyLens published at PETS 2024

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SAW ECG at EMBC 2024

Kaylee (Yaxuan) Li will present her work on ECG Signal Reconstruction from Surface Acoustic Wave Heart Sounds" at EMBC 2024

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Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship

Yasha Iravantchi receives a Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship for his ongoing research on privacy-preserving sensing

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