Radars, Digital Twins, and the Future: The Unseen Heroes of Tomorrow's Technology
Radars, Digital Twins, and the Future: The Unseen Heroes of Tomorrow's Technology
In this talk, we delve into the cutting-edge integration of radar sensors and digital twins, a convergence driving transformative advancements across various industries. Radar technology, with its unparalleled capabilities in real-time monitoring and decision-making, is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of the wireless IoT ecosystem. We will explore how these technologies are revolutionizing consumer electronics and autonomous systems, and leading to groundbreaking healthcare applications—from non-invasive glucose sensing to the seamless integration of radar sensors into everyday environments.
Through an intro to radar systems, the fusion of radar with AI, and the creation of digital twins, this talk will attempt to offer a glimpse into the current trends and future potential of these technologies.
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- Date: 19 Mar 2025
- Time: 04:30 PM to 05:30 PM
- All times are (UTC+05:30) Chennai
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- Starts 09 February 2025 11:00 AM
- Ends 19 March 2025 04:15 PM
- All times are (UTC+05:30) Chennai
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Dr. George Shaker of University Of Waterloo
Radars, Digital Twins, and the Future: The Unseen Heroes of Tomorrow's Technology
In this talk, we delve into the cutting-edge integration of radar sensors and digital twins, a convergence driving transformative advancements across various industries. Radar technology, with its unparalleled capabilities in real-time monitoring and decision-making, is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of the wireless IoT ecosystem. We will explore how these technologies are revolutionizing consumer electronics and autonomous systems, and leading to groundbreaking healthcare applications—from non-invasive glucose sensing to the seamless integration of radar sensors into everyday environments.
Through an intro to radar systems, the fusion of radar with AI, and the creation of digital twins, this talk will attempt to offer a glimpse into the current trends and future potential of these technologies.
Biography:
Dr. George Shaker is an internationally recognized expert in wireless sensing technologies, specializing in radar-based systems for healthcare, automotive, and industrial applications. With a PhD from the University of Waterloo, and a research visit to Georgia Tech (United States), along with over 200 publications and 35+ patents, George has led groundbreaking projects with leading global multinationals and fortune 500 companies. He has spearheaded innovative technologies ranging from in-cabin automotive radars to non-invasive healthcare monitoring systems using AI-powered radar sensors.
As the Director of the Wireless Sensors and Devices Laboratory at the University of Waterloo, George led multi-disciplinary teams in the development of next-generation sensors and IoT solutions. His work has earned numerous awards, including multiple IEEE Best Paper Awards, placing him at the forefront of advancements in radar and wireless sensor technologies.
George’s visionary leadership extends beyond academia into industry, where he has led/supported the launch of products in consumer wearables and electronics, health monitoring, agricultural quality control, and AI-enabled robotics. His contributions are helping revolutionize several sectors including autonomous vehicles, robotic connectivity, remote health monitoring, and smart cities.
Dr. Shaker is an IEEE Sensors Council Distinguished Lecturer, an IEEE AP-S Distinguished Industry Speaker, the Chair of the IEEE AP-S Technical Committee on Environment and Societal Impacts, and the Vice-Chair of the IEEE AP-S Membership & Benefits Committee.
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Address:University of Waterloo, 200 University Ave W, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada