
CAREER: Taming Wireless Devices Cross-Layer Errors with Assistive Networked Edges
Project Synopsis

Figure 1 shows a demonstrative example of different wireless applications, for which existing designs adjust error-correction margins according to the naturally evolved error modalities (X axis). Clearly, existing designs either waste error-correction margins (yellow-shaded area for error-free applications) or leave random and non-usable errors (dashed area for error-tolerant applications). Motivated by this research gap, this project’s ideology of “turning waste into wealth” by proactively harvesting, rendering, and controlling errors offers an innovation that will push the frontier of the state of the art. This project proposes three research thrusts to achieve this vision.

Personnel and Collaborators
Research Progress
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Two Birds with One Stone: Differential Privacy by Low-power SRAM Memory
J. Liu*, N. Gong*, and H. Das, IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security (IEEE TIFS), Under Review. (*equal contribution)
J. Liu, C. Zhang, K. Xue, and Y. Fang, to appear at IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing (IEEE TMC).
Education and Outreach Activities
under development
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