It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 9th Wireless of the Students, by the Students, and for the Students Workshop -- S3'17. The S3 workshop provides a unique venue for graduate students around the world to discuss research ideas for mobile and wireless systems. The workshop is organized by a student-run TPC. S3 aims to foster early-career development among students, expose them to the workings of an academic life, and encourage student leadership and participation in the research community. We anticipate a vibrant event where students can freely interact with a broad peer group, share their research opinions, and discover areas for collaboration.
We also encourage attendees to attend the keynote and panel discussion. These valuable and insightful talks can and will guide us to a better understanding of the future:
Opening Keynote Talk, David Kotz (Dartmouth College)
Closing Keynote Talk, Robin Hillary Kravets (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
Panel members: Neal Patwari (University of Utah), Eugene Chai (NEC lab), David Kotz (Dartmouth College)
Proceeding Downloads
Safety and Security in the Internet of Things
The homes, offices, and vehicles of tomorrow will be embedded with numerous "Smart Things," networked with each other and with the Internet. Many of these Things are embedded in the physical infrastructure, and like the infrastructure they are designed ...
Sub-Microsecond Network Synchronization for Distributed Wireless PHY Protocols
We present a hybrid wired-wireless time synchronization method targeting enterprise WLAN networks to enable future deployments of distributed wireless PHY protocols. Our method synchronizes all network APs on the Ethernet backhaul using the IEEE 1588 ...
Through-body Capacitive Touch Communication
To overcome the drawbacks and security issues of traditional wireless and RF-based communication techniques, multiple alternative "wireless" communication methods have been investigated. Among them, capacitive touch communication which utilizes the ...
Secure Information Transfer Between Nearby Wireless Devices
Securely transferring data between two devices that have never previously met nor shared a secret is a difficult task. Previous solutions to the problem are susceptible to well-known attacks or may require extensive infrastructure that may not be ...
Automating Visual Privacy Protection in the IoT Space
The ubiquity of mobile camera devices has been triggering an outcry of privacy concerns, whereas privacy protection still relies on the cooperation of the photographer or camera hardware, which can hardly be guaranteed in practice. In this paper, we ...
Taming of the Wild: IoT in Public Spaces
The progression of wireless communication into lower power, smaller form factor devices has heralded the age of the Internet of Things (IoT). Predictions show the integration of IoT devices into all facets of our public and private lives. It is not hard ...
Demo: Low-power Capacitive Sensing Wristband for Hand Gesture Recognition
Along with the rapid development of human-computer interaction (HCI), controlling objects and smart devices remotely from afar has become the trend to satisfy the needs of consumers. Hand gesture recognition is among the methods that highly attract the ...
Demo: LiShield: Create a Capture-Resistant Environment Against Photographing
The ubiquity of mobile camera devices has been triggering an outcry of privacy concerns. In this demo, we introduce LiShield, which automatically protects a physical scene against photographing, by illuminating it with smart LEDs flickering in ...
Target Material Identification with Commodity RFID Devices
Target material identification plays an important role in many real-life applications. This paper introduces a system that can identify the material type with cheap commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) RFID devices. The key intuition is that different ...
Photometry based Blood Oxygen Estimation through Smartphone Cameras
We introduce a lightweight, cost-effective, and portable solution for real-time peripheral oxygen saturation SpO2 measurement using photometric sensing through a smartphone's camera. Specifically, we design a hardware plug-in module that snaps onto the ...
Pulsar: Towards Ubiquitous Visible Light Localization
The past decade's research in visible light positioning (VLP) has achieved centimeter location precision. However, existing VLP systems either require specialized LEDs which hinder large-scale deployment, or cameras which preclude continuous ...
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- Proceedings of the 9th ACM Workshop on Wireless of the Students, by the Students, and for the Students