At the flourishing development of sports technology, Dr. Chih-Wei Yi and his research team have been dedicated to precision sports technology research since 2019.Recently, Dr. Yi’s research team developed a shot-by-shot performance evaluation system for smart courts. They utilized advanced stereoscopic photography and computer vision technology to track badminton trajectories

Topic：Leverage Vehicles to Build a Multi-dimensional Resource Network for Smart Cities   Time: 12/13(Wed) 3:30-5:30 PM Location: ED 117 Speaker：Yuguang “Michael” Fang FACM, FIEEE, FAAAS Hong Kong Global STEM Scholar and Chair Professor of Internet of Things Department of Computer Science, City University of Hong Kong 【Outline】 Observing that the

Topic： How will the future be remembered? Time: 2/15(Wed) 3:30-5:00 PM Location: ED 117 Speaker： Tyng-Ruey Chuang (莊庭瑞) 【Background】 Chuang was a guest researcher at the Department of Computing Science, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, before joining the Institute as an assistant research fellow in January 1994. He graduated with

Professor Hsi-Lu Chao from the Department of Computer Science and Professor Sau-Hsuan Wu from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering formed a research team, “Vipasyana”, to develop a full-functional wireless ECG for healthcare AIoT system to provide user-friendly, convenient and comprehensive heart and vascular care services. The research team

In1975, Frederic Sanger, a Nobel Laureate, invented the Dideoxy termination method, which was adopted as a primary technique in the “first generation” of DNA sequencing applications. Laying a solid foundation for DNA sequencing research, Sanger’s discovery leads human beings to move beyond macroscopic perspective to microscopic DNA sequence to analyze