Research Projects

Core and supporting projects spanning RF sensing, probabilistic localization, wireless digital twins, and autonomous systems.

Core project

Wireless Localization

MC-CLE: Full-Posterior Wireless Localization

Candidate-wise neural likelihood estimation from sparse AoA and SNR measurements, preserving directional and multimodal uncertainty beyond point estimates.

Core project

Wireless Localization

LOCUS-DT: Digital-Twin Posterior Localization

Observation-conditioned scoring of measured multipath against ray-traced location hypotheses for site-agnostic spatial posterior inference.

Core project

Wireless Robotics

MAGNETAR: Joint RF Pose Inference

Multipath-guided joint posteriors over transmitter position and heading, calibrated from simulation and evaluated on a 10-GHz robotic RF testbed.

Core project

Wireless Localization

MAPLE-RF: Localization with Partial Maps

Efficient neural posterior inference for RF source localization while a robot has explored only part of its environment.

Core project

Wireless Robotics

Robotic RF Localization & Experimental Systems

A 10-GHz robotic RF testbed connecting channel sounding, mobile sensing, localization, and SLAM-based navigation experiments.

Secondary project

Wireless Robotics

Wireless-Guided Indoor Navigation

Ray-tracing digital-twin priors and physics-informed reinforcement learning for zero-shot indoor navigation.

Secondary project

Wireless Systems

Multi-Band UE Coordination Under Mobility

UE-centric multi-cell multi-band handset digital twins for closed-loop array, band, and rate prediction under mobility.

Mentored emerging direction

Robotics Multimodal AI

Object-Centric RGB-D Spatial Memory

A mentored exploratory project on sparse RGB-D sensing, object memory, retrieval, and embodied spatial reasoning.