Integrated Self-Powered Sensing Lab
Our research focuses on wireless sensing systems including energy harvesting power sources (from vibrations and human motion), wireless power transfer (magnetic and ultrasonic), micro-sensors, and applications of wireless sensors. The connecting theme of our work is the intersection of electromechanical system design and dynamics. In short, we design, analyze, build, and characterize small-scale electromechanical systems.
The ISS Lab is directed by Prof. Shad Roundy and is affiliated with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Utah.
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Recent Activity
Turner Palombo
Program: MS Hometown: Franklin, TN Previous degrees/Institutions: BS (Mechanical Engineering) – Brigham Young University Research Interests/Project: Developing a system to continuously monitor lower limb …Congratulations to David, Tiancheng, and Erik !!!
Erik Andersen awarded College of Engineering Campbell fellowship
Erik was awarded the University of Utah College of Engineering Campbell Fellowship. Congratulations!