Future Concepts division- publications

PARC has developed a system of RF-powered flexible sensors for building environment sensing with the potential to deliver up to 30% energy savings through improved HVAC controls.

PARC has been developing a low size, weight, and power (SWaP) printed CO2 sensor system for occupancy detection to enable Demand Control Ventilation (DCV) on a per-room basis.

We demonstrate an approach of exploring design spaces to simultaneously satisfy kinematics- and physics-based requirements.

We propose a novel domain enriched deep network that consists of two components: 1) a representation network which learns geometric (specifically curvilinear) features that are tailored to retinal images, followed…

This talk will give an overview of the project, enabling technologies, and summarize key results on vehicle load and structural response features detectable, bridge state estimation algorithm development, low-cost optical…

A deterministic, directed, parallel electrostatic assembly and transfer process is being developed to arrange chips for electronics applications.

We will present our work on spraying of Newtonian solutions, non-Newtonian dilute solutions of polymers, polymer melts, and high viscosity fluids to demonstrate the range and depth of this technology.

Flexible electronics offers opportunities for greatly expanding the ability to probe the environment with distributed sensors that can be incorporated into the Internet of Things (IoT).

Under a collaboration led and supported by VicTrack, VicRoads, and other Victorian state agencies with funding from the Victoria Public Sector Innovation Fund (PSIF) in Australia, the Palo Alto Research…

In this work, we present a theory driven approach that combines transportation research and psychological research of personality, responsibility, and influence to understand the scope of the personalization problem for…

We introduce COPTER - an intelligent travel assistant that evaluates multi-modal travel alternatives to find a plan that is acceptable to a person given their context and preferences.

Here, the threshold voltage of OECTs is precisely tuned over a range of more than 1 V by chemically controlling the electrochemical potential at the gate electrode.