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Congratulations to SSRC for Winning the Best Paper Award at the Prestigious EWSN 2023

TII ·

The Secure Systems Research Center (SSRC) won the Best Paper Award at EWSN 2023 for "BLoB: Beating-based Localization for Single-antenna BLE Devices," which introduces a method using concurrent transmissions to localize Bluetooth tags accurately. The system achieves sub-meter accuracy in indoor environments by having multiple anchors transmit simultaneously. A second SSRC paper, "InSight: Enabling NLOS Classification...", was also a runner-up in the Best Paper category. Why it matters: This award highlights the growing research capabilities in IoT and localization technologies within the GCC region, particularly for indoor environments where GPS is unavailable.

The internet of sea things

KAUST ·

KAUST researchers developed a hybrid wireless communication system for non-invasive monitoring of marine animals, consisting of a lightweight, flexible, Bluetooth-enabled tag that stores sensor data underwater. The tag syncs data to floating receivers when the animal surfaces, which then relays the data via GSM or drones. The system is a collaboration between the Red Sea Research Center and KAUST's electrical engineering department. Why it matters: This technology provides researchers with detailed, near real-time data about marine animals, overcoming the limitations of invasive and impractical traditional tagging methods.