This is a big graduation year for the CWINS, we have 5 master students graduated and one PhD graduated.
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The basic equipment in CWINS has been acquired through three NSF equipment grants with WPI cost sharing (for approximately $700K), one DoD DURIP equipment grant (for approximately $250K), and a number of industrial contributions (order of $430K)...
Continue Reading >The current research of CWINS involves wireless access and localization for body area networks (BAN) with focus on localization for wireless video capsule endoscopy inside the human gastrointestinal tract...
Continue Reading >The Center for Wireless Information Network Studies (CWINS) is a renowned wireless research laboratory focused on measurement and molding of indoor radio propagation for wireless access and localization applications. The research program in wireless information networks at WPI was established by Professor Kaveh Pahlavan in 1985 as the first US research program in modern wireless information networks... » Read more