FOCUS 2000 Program

PicoRadio Networks

June 26-27, 2000, Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, CA

Monday, June 26, 2000
8:00	Continental Breakfast	Monterey Room
	All Meetings in Sonoma Room
9:00	Welcome and Opening Remarks	Gary Kelson
	PicoRadio Networks, An Overview	Jan Rabaey
	PicoRadio Network Applications and Opportunities
	Home Automation, Firefly	Kursat Kimyacioglu, Philips
	Break	Monterey Room
	Sensors in Commercial Building	Sandor Frecska, Armstrong Ind.
	Networking Toys	Rand Potter, Intel Corporation
	Radio Tags; The Future of RF ID	Greg Wright, Lucent Tech.
	Lunch	Pool Arbor
	PicoRadio Networking
	Networking Sensors	Ramesh Govindan, USC
	Power, Location & Time in Wireless Sensor Networks	Mani Srivastava, UCLA
	Power Aware Wireless Microsensors	Anantha Chandrakasan, MIT
	Break	Monterey Room
	Digital Sprinklers	B R Badrinath, Rutgers Univ.
	Network Security	Ingrid Verbauwhede, UCLA
6:00	Reception and Dinner	Sonoma Room
	Dinner Presentation:
	Smart Dust and Micro Robots	Kris Pister, UCB
Tuesday, June 27, 2000
8:00	Continental Breakfast	Monterey Room
	All Meetings in the Sonoma Room
	PicoRadio Networking, Continued
9:00	DARPA SensIT Program Overview	Brian Schott, USC ISI East
	PicoRadio Communications
	Ultra Wideband	Bob Fleming & Cherie Kushner, Aether Wire & Location Inc.
	Break
	The 10 cent PicoRadio-Fact or Fiction	Jim Evans, Rutgers
	Steered Agile Laser Communication	Kris Pister, UCB
	Lunch	Pool Arbor
	PicoRadio Design Environment
	Top Down Design	Alberto Sangiovanni-Vincentelli, UCB
	Specification and Testing	Adam Wolisz, Technical  Univ.of Berlin
	System Simulation	Roy Yates, Rutgers
	Break
	Panel Discussion
	Commercial Potential and Research Challenges for PicoRadios
		Jan Rabaey, UCB Jim Landsford, Mobilian Rand Potter, Intel Jim Evans, Rutgers Univ.
	Open Discussion and Wrap-up
	Wrap up comments	Chris Rose

Back to Top
Focus 2000