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Tim Woodford. PhD Candidate — Wireless Sensing and Networks. Supervised by Prof. Xinyu Zhang @ UCSD. Cross-Wavelength Sensing. Physics-based techniques enable new sensing and communications modalities by fusing information obtained at multiple wavelengths. Wireless Systems.
Timothy Woodford. University of California San Diego twoodfor@ucsd.edu. ABSTRACT. Radar sensors have recently been explored in the industrial and con-sumer Internet of Things (IoT). However, such applications often require self-sustainable or untethered operations, which are at odds with the high power consumption of radar.
NeuroRadar: A Neuromorphic Radar Sensor for Low-Power IoT Systems. Kai Zheng, Kun Qian, Timothy Woodford, Xinyu Zhang. November 2023SenSys '23: Proceedings of the 21st ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems https://doi.org/10.1145/3625687.3625788. research-article.
Best Paper Award. NeuroRadar: A Neuromorphic Radar Sensor for Low-Power IoT Systems. Kai Zheng, Kun qian, Timothy Woodford, Xinyu Zhang (University of California San Diego) Best Paper Runner-up Award (in no specific order) nnPerf: Demystifying DNN Runtime Inference Latency on Mobile Platforms.
Timothy Woodford, Kun Qian, Xinyu Zhang. University of California San Diego {twoodfor,kuq002,xyzhang}@ucsd.edu. ABSTRACT. A large number of traffic collisions occur as a result of non-line-of-sight (NLoS) obstructions. Recent work has explored NLoS auto-motive radar sensing systems to detect objects in occluded regions.
research-article. Open access. SpaceBeam: LiDAR-driven one-shot mmWave beam management. Authors: Timothy Woodford, Xinyu Zhang, Eugene Chai, Karthikeyan Sundaresan, and Amir Khojastepour Authors Info & Claims. MobiSys '21: Proceedings of the 19th Annual International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services. June 2021.
Tim Woodford. Curriculum Vitae. UC San Diego San Diego, CA 92037. B tim_woodford@icloud.com Í twoodford.github.io. Education. 2020–2023. 2018–2020. 2014–2018. Ph.D., University of California, San Diego. Wireless Networking and Sensing Systems. Masters of Science, University of California, San Diego, Wireless Networking and Sensing Systems.
