Our mission is to create
innovation through conducting
interdisciplinary, application-driven academic research in
the area of cyber-physical systems.
We are interested in a broad
spectrum of research into CPS, from
theoretical foundations, through design
and implementation, to real-world applications,
as well as education.
The research focus of
the CPS Group is on critical
enabling technologies, including
networking protocols, computing
algorithms, and software platforms,
for building systems that
bridge the Cyber, Physical, and
Social Worlds.
These technologies will broadly help
solve societal-scale problems in key
economic sectors, with
great potential to improve the
quality of life of human being. The target application areas of our
research cover e.g. healthcare,
energy, consumer electronics,
transportation, automation, and
education.
Established in early
2009, the young CPS Group currently
has a number of
members conducting collaborative
research in several tracks. Please feel free to contact us if you
have interest in joining us as a member
(faculty/student), collaborator, partner, or
sponsor.
"Cyber-physical systems will
transform how we interact
with the physical world just
like the Internet
transformed how we interact
with one another."
[12/2010] Several group
members attend CPSCom and
GreenCom 2010, Hangzhou,
China, 18-20 Dec 2010. Feng
introduces GreenCom at the
opening ceremony as PC
Chair.
Feng Xia, Alexey Vinel,
Ruixia Gao, Linqiang Wang
and Tie Qiu. Evaluating IEEE
802.15.4 for Cyber-Physical
Systems, EURASIP Journal on
Wireless Communications and
Networking, 2011, to appear.
Guowei Wu, Dongze Lu, Feng
Xia, Lin Yao. A
Fault-Tolerant
Emergency-Aware Access
Control Scheme for
Cyber-Physical Systems,
Information Technology and
Control, 2011, Vol.40, No.1,
pp. 29-40.
Ziyu Lv, Feng Xia,
Guowei Wu, Lin Yao, Zhikui Chen.
iCare: A Mobile Health
Monitoring System for the Elderly, The 3rd IEEE/ACM Int
Conf on Cyber, Physical and Social Computing (CPSCom),
IEEE, Hangzhou, China, December 18-20, 2010.
Rui Cheng, Zhuo Yang
and Feng Xia.
iZone: A Location-Based Mobile
Social Networking System, Third International Symposium
on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms and Programming
(PAAP), IEEE, December 18-20, 2010, Dalian, China.
