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Paper #1570720741:
3D printed capacitive shear and normal force sensor using a highly flexible dielectric
Authors:
Martijn Schouten, Camilla Spaan, Dimitrios Kosmas, Remco Sanders and Gijs Krijnen
(University of Twente, The Netherlands)
Paper #1570725469:
Positional feedback of a linear track slider using a low-cost stretch sensor
Authors:
Gerald Olson, Clive Davies, Gourab Sen Gupta, Luke Fullard and Rose Davies
(Massey University, New Zealand)
Paper #1570725625:
Low-Latency Detection of Epileptic Seizures from iEEG with Temporal Convolutional Networks on a Low-Power Parallel MCU
Authors:
Marcello Zanghieri (University of Bologna, Italy); Alessio Burrello (Viale Carlo Pepoli 2 & MICREL lab Università di Bologna, Italy); Simone Benatti (University of Bologna, Italy); Kaspar Schindler (Sleep-Wake-Epilepsy-Center, University Hospital Inselspital Bern, Switzerland); Luca Benini (University of Bologna, Italy)
Paper #1570728868:
LiDAR + Camera Sensor Data Fusion On Mobiles With AI-based Virtual Sensors To Provide Situational Awareness For The Visually Impaired
Authors:
Vivek Bharati (Homestead High School, Cupertino, California, USA)
Paper #1570740727:
SmartTag: an Ultra Low Power Asset Tracking and Usage Analysis IoT Device with Embedded ML Capabilities
Authors:
Marco Giordano and Raphael Fischer (ETH Zurich, Switzerland); Michele Crabolu (HIlti, Switzerland); Giovanni Bellusci (Hilti, Switzerland); Michele Magno (ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
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SAS 2021 has decided to move the conference to a fully virtual format. With this, the conference will be fully ON-DEMAND and will not require live presentation.
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