Description: Josiah Hester, Associate Professor at Georgia Tech working at the software hardware boundary, trying to make sophisticated batteryless sensing a reality.
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BIO: I am the Allchin Chair, and Associate Professor in the College of Computing at Georgia Tech. I design and deploy tiny computers that last for decades, supporting applications in sustainability, healthcare, interactive devices, and education. [My CV] [Google Scholar] [Videos]
I am the Director of Ka Moamoa, a research lab exploring energy efficient computing in the context of global scale applications.
I direct Ka Moamoa at Georgia Tech , a research lab exploring energy efficient computing in the context of global scale applications. We explore and develop new hardware designs, systems, interaction techniques, tools, and programming abstractions so that developers can easily design, debug, and deploy tiny energy harvesting computers that work despite frequent power failures, constrained resources, and unpredictable conditions.
KA MOAMOA
Shibo Zhang
Building Sustainable Computational Materials – Nivedita Arora
CLEAR Workshop – Computing Landscapes for Environmental Accountability and Responsibility
Connor Bolton
KA MOAMOA
Abu Bakar | PhD Student | Georgia Institute of Technology