Laboratory for Embedded Collaborative Systems (LECS) -- Information

Boelter Hall, home of LECS

The Laboratory for Embedded Collaborative Systems was founded in August 2000 by Professor Deborah Estrin. It is located in Room 3440 of the Boelter Hall. Pervasive micro-sensing and actuation will revolutionize the way we understand and construct complex physical systems. The Laboratory of Embedded Collaborative Systems focuses on the architectural challenges posed by massively distributed, large scale, physically-coupled, and usually untethered and small-form-factor computing systems. Through prototype implementations and simulation we explore such issues as: data diffusion protocols, localization, time synchronization, low-power wireless communications and self-configuration. Information on the Laboratory Sponsorship can be found on the Sponsors page.

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• University of California, Los Angeles
• UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science
• UCLA Department of Computer Science
• UCLA Department of Electrical Engineering
• UCLA Distributed Embedded Systems Program
• UCLA Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS)

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