Wei Cheng, Ph.D. Chair and Associate Professor of Computer Science and Systems, Tacoma School of Engineering and Technology |
Dr. Wei Cheng is an Wireless Networking Systems, Cybersecurity, and Smart City expert with more than 20 years experience. His career milestones include being an Associate Professor and Computer Science and Systems Chair at the University of Washington (Tacoma Campus), an Assistant Professor of Computer Science with the Virginia Commonwealth University, a Research Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and a Postdoc with the University of California Davis. Wei received his Ph.D. from the George Washington University. His research interests span the areas of wireless networks, smart city, edge computing, and cybersecurity. In particular, he is working on smart curbside parking, localization in GPS-denied environments, acoustic communications in IoT, HCI and Security, public safety networks, and RFID systems for smart transportation. He published more than 90 papers, edited 1 book, and has 1 U.S. patent. His research has been contineously funded by National Science Foundation and also supported by National Institute of Standards and Technology, Department of Transportation, City Goverments, and Industries. He served as the technical program committee chair/member and the editorial board member for several top international conferences and journals, respectively.
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Build Curbside Parking Map Curbsdie Parking Planning & Navigation Smart Car Autonomous Parking City Traffic and CO2 Reduction |
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Automatically read street parking signs, symbols, and calculate the maximal allowed parking time based on the time of arrival. The first two videos can be played in 4K.
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Device Control Security Service |
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Search & Rescue Indoor Navigation, Public Safety Networks Drone Swarm, Vehicle Swarm, Smartphone Underwater Networks, Space Exploration |
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Each symble represents a smartphone. There are six phones. The picture shows each phone's view of the network.
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Smart Community, Public Safety Networks Super Dense Wireless Networks |
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Smart Transportation |
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