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Secure time synchronization proposal recommended for funding by NSF

Video game developed for connected vehicle research
Our group has developed a video game platform which can emulate “real-world” behaviors of connected cars. The platform can create accurate data for minimal-damage control in unavoidable crash situations as well as data for cooperative, crash avoidance applications.  It can provide evaluation tool for cooperative control strategies, communication strategies, fuel saving strategies, and various scheduling strategies
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Clock synchronization strategy adopted by industry
Our biologically inspired clock synchronization strategy has been deployed by an industrial partner BioMimetic Systems to an actual acoustic event localization system! Testing results show that our synchronization strategy outperforms the current state of the art!

Secure and privacy-preserving control proposal recommended for funding by NSF
Secure and privacy-preserving control proposal recommended for funding by NSF

About us

Based at Clemson University, the Network Systems and Control group is led by Dr. Yongqiang Wang and comprised of a diverse group of researchers, coming from backgrounds such as computer science, electrical engineering, and computer engineering. Ongoing research in the group include synchronization and topology control in network systems, cooperative motion control, connected vehicles, and systems biology.