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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
This paper explores the limits of audio ranging on mobile devices in the context of a keystroke snooping scenario. Acoustic keystroke snooping is challenging because it requires d...
118
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
Recently a number of systems have been developed to implement and improve the visual communication over screen-camera links. In this paper we study an opposite problem: how to pre...
120
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
We introduce PolyPoint, the first RF localization system which enables the real-time tracking and navigating of quadrotors through complex indoor environments. PolyPoint leverage...
124
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
Each year, consumers carry an increasing number of gadgets on their person: mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches, etc. As a result, users must remember to recharge each device, ev...
141
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
We propose a novel mobile system, called EchoTag, that enables phones to tag and remember indoor locations without requiring any additional sensors or pre-installed infrastructure...
107
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
This paper describes the design and implementation of AirExpress, a system that enables in-band wireless cut-through transmission. Unlike wired cut-through, wireless cut-through c...
123
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
In this paper, we present THINK, a practical general-purpose brain-computer communication platform that relies on the OpenBCI and OpenViBE hardware and software platforms, and all...
147
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
The human eye offers a fascinating window into an individual’s health, cognitive attention, and decision making, but we lack the ability to continually measure these parameters ...
119
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
This paper demonstrates that it is possible to leverage WiFi signals from commodity mobile devices to enable hands-free drawing in the air. While prior solutions require the user ...
119
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MOBICOM
2015
ACM
10 years 16 days ago
2015
ACM
Through-wall tracking has gained a lot of attentions in civilian applications recently. Many applications would benefit from such device-free tracking, e.g. elderly people survei...