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Research Highlight
Development of web-based open low-power wireless power monitoring and diagnosis solution
At KAIST Institute for IT Convergence, professor Sung-Kwan Jung’s research team developed a LoRa based low-power wireless monitoring system for industrial battery diagnosis. They ultimately developed industrial wireless gateways with the IoT Edge Platform, two types of low-power wireless sensors, and LoRa modules for low-power wireless communications. They are now testing the results on a real industrial site....read more
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Research Highlight
Development of portable point of care testing (POCT) system for fluorescence analysis
Many techniques are being developed to facilitate the diagnosis of an individual's illness using a portable point of care testing machine. A system has been developed to operate a single photon-capable SiPM (Silicon Photomultiplier) by amplifying low-intensity light by 1 million times through internal amplification. Using this technology it will be possible to easily diagnose diseases and illnesses such as diabetes, nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis, and infection from urine samples at an early stage....read more
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Research Highlight
Development of Small Base Station with Low-Complexity RF
We developed 300 Mbps low-power/low-complexity/broadband small base station technology supporting 4x4 MIMO by proposing a new antenna structure and a new RF structure based on LTE-A....read more
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Research Highlight
Research on a Small Base Station for 5th Generation Wireless Communication Systems
This article presents the concept and implementation of a beamforming antenna and a passive lossless RF transmission system. This will lead to numerous benefits for systems that require a large number of antennas such as massive MIMO systems. ...read more
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