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Project # 78
Object Characterization using Radio Frequency Propagation in Digital Twin
| Team Lead: | Aavash Khrel |
| Other Team Members: | |
| Faculty Advisor(s): | Dr. Debashri Roy |
| Department: | CSE |
| Project Type: | REU |
| Title: | Object Characterization using Radio Frequency Propagation in Digital Twin |
| Abstract: | A digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical object, system, or process that is used to simulate, predict, and optimize its performance in real-time. This digital counterpart is created using data from sensors and other sources to reflect the state and behavior of the physical counterpart. A wireless digital twin is a specialized branch of digital twins that simulates the wireless and RF properties within an environment. In recent years, wireless digital twins have been employed to solve various real-world problems, including object localization, which has recently attracted significant interest from researchers. In this project we propose a real-time object localization and characterization using the designed digital twin of the environment. The proposed system would be designed to detect and locate objects within an environment accurately and to characterize various objects within that environment. |
| Poster: | View Poster #78 (PDF) |
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