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The Rice
Efficient Computing Group
(RECG) develops efficient technologies for future computing, communication
and interfacing. In the recent years, we have focused on mobile
systems. It is our
mission to provide enabling technologies for mobile systems in
another decade beyond form factors like smartphone and tablet. Our current research projects include
system software,
wireless subsystems, and
human factors.
The
Efficient Computing Group
is led by Prof.
Lin Zhong and is
located in
Duncan Hall. The research laboratory is located in 3039 Duncan
Hall.
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LiveLab data set released (34 iPhone users, 6 to 12 months each).
- If you love hacking and are interested in working with us, email any of us for a chat to begin with.
- All of our studies involving human subjects, including data collection from mobile users, have been reviewed and approved by Rice IRB.
Selected Publications (Full
list)
- How far can client-only
solutions go for mobile browser speed? (WWW 2012) (PDF, LiveLab web usage data)
- Reflex: using low-power processors in smartphones without knowing them (ASPLOS 2012) (PDF)
- Chameleon: a color-adaptive web browser for mobile OLED
displays (MobiSys 2011) (PDF, received Best Paper Award)
- Directional antenna diversity for mobile devices:
characterizations and solutions (MobiCom
2010) (PDF)
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uWave:
Accelerometer-based personalized gesture recognition and its
applications (IEEE PerCom 2009) (PDF) (received the Mark Weiser Best Paper Award)
(Journal
version)
- Understanding human-battery interaction on mobile phones (MobileHCI
2007) (PDF) (received
Best Paper Award) (Journal
version)
- Energy efficiency of handheld computer interfaces: Limits,
characterization, and practice (MobiSys 2005) (PDF)
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