Maarten Weyn received a Ph.D. degree in computer science on the topic of opportunistic seamless localization from the University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium, in 2011. He is currently a full professor and the Vice-Rector of Research and Impact at the University of Antwerp. He teaches wireless communication systems, and his research at IDLab - imec focuses on ultra-low power sensor communication, embedded systems, sub-1 GHz communication, sensor processing, and localization. Maarten co-founded spin-offs Aloxy, CrowdScan, IoSa, and AtSharp; contributed to 1OK and Viloc; and was a creator on the Canvas program Team Scheire.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Communication
Embedded
Localization
low power
LPWAN
Fingerprints
48%
Communication
42%
Localization
29%
low power
17%
LPWAN
6%
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Short Biography
Maarten Weyn received a Ph.D. degree in computer science on the topic of opportunistic seamless localization from the University of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium, in 2011. He is currently a full professor and the Vice-Rector of Research and Impact at the University of Antwerp. He teaches wireless communication systems, and his research at IDLab - imec focuses on ultra-low power sensor communication, embedded systems, sub-1 GHz communication, sensor processing, and localization. Maarten co-founded spin-offs Aloxy, CrowdScan, IoSa, and AtSharp; contributed to 1OK and Viloc; and was a creator on the Canvas program Team Scheire.
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