In this prestigious lecture, Prof Jian Dai will introduce the theoretical development and the technological innovation in robotics, and present the reconfigurable mechanisms and robots that are entailed by kinematics.
IEEE UK and Ireland Section is pleased to invite you to its traditional Annual Christmas Lecture. This year the event is online and the Section is honoured to have Dr. Marc A. Zissman and Dr. Konstantinos Karachalios as keynote speakers and 2020 IEEE president-elect Professor Kathy Land with the opening address.
This talk will provide a brief overview of advances in transitioning from cognition to intelligence in communications networks, with emphasis on the features of 5G, as well as on the envisioned 6G wireless.
A symposium over Video Teleconference to bring together government industry and academia in the field of wireless communications, networking and information theory, to share latest research, technology and development in the field.
This presentation will provide an introduction to vehicle cybersecurity, outlining some typical threats to increasingly connected vehicles and how the automotive industry is responding.
This Distinguished Lecture (DL) shares lessons learnt and good practices, as well as highlighting societal and ethical challenges associated with the systematic introduction of appropriate technology to address healthcare challenges in resource constrained environments.
In this talk Dr Max Smith-Creasey will explore the emerging technologies that will change the way we authenticate ourselves in the future.
This is an international event recognising how massive antennas in the US and Italy confirmed Einstein's 1916 prediction about the nature of gravity. This is a 90-minute livestream event which honours the uniquely sophisticated devices that confirmed Einstein's prediction of 104 years ago.
This webinar is targeted junior and early-career researchers who are new to the IEEE Transaction publications. It will deal with the publication process for the IEEE Transactions with a focus on the field of electrical power engineering.
A class of retarded and neutral time-delay systems will be considered: the plant may have finitely many or infinitely many unstable poles. Stabilising controllers are obtained from two different types of interpolation-based designs. Robustness to uncertainties in the interpolation will also be discussed.