Yadong Li
First-year ECE Ph.D. Student@University of Washington, yadongli@uw.edu
I am a 1st year Ph.D. student in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Washington (UW). As a member of the Networking and Emerging Wireless Technologies (NEWT) Lab and under the guidance of Prof. Akshay Gadre, I am particularly interested in developing wireless technologies for autonomous systems, aimed at creating autonomous robots that operate reliably in challenging environments, as well as empowering wireless sensing with greater mobility and coverage.
Previously, my research journey began at the Intelligent Perception (IP) Lab at the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC). Under the guidance of Prof. Qibin Sun and Prof. Yan Chen, we focused on developing human-centric wireless sensing systems. Intending to enhance the sensing resolution and robustness, our work fosters innovation across diverse applications:
- Computational Imaging: Phase compensation for handheld SAR imaging with physical models (Comms Eng’24) and machine learning (TMC’24).
- Motion Sensing: Domain-independent human gesture sensing (TMC’22), localization (UbiComp’24), and tracking (IJCAI’24).
- Mobile Health: Long-term RF cardiac monitoring (NatCommun’24) and motion-robust respiration sensing (TMC’24).
Motivated by the lack of datasets in wireless AI, we have also released several large-scale benchmarks for a variety of signals and applications, including:
- IFNet: Handheld mmWave SAR imaging dataset (10400 samples from 26 objects and 200 handheld scanning trajectories).
- MCD-Gesture: Cross-domain mmWave gesture dataset (24050 instances from 25 users, 6 rooms, and 5 locations).
- H-WILD: Human-held device WiFi localization dataset (120,000 frames from 10 volunteers across 4 rooms).
- RadarEyes: Multi-modal point cloud dataset (1,000,000 frames of radar and LiDAR data from 300 rooms).
- RF-UNIT: RF-based unconstrained indoor human tracking dataset (4,000,000 radar heatmaps from 6 rooms and 19 people).
News
Nov 20, 2024 | RF-HRV has been accepted by Nature Communications. |
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Oct 30, 2024 | IFNet has been accepted by IEEE TMC. Code and dataset of IFNet will be available soon. |
Sep 27, 2024 | We have released the code of DI-Gesture (TMC’22) and PSF handheld SAR imaging (CommsEng’24). |
Jul 01, 2024 | Our released MCD-Gesture dataset has been accessed by over 60 institutions across 12 countries. |
Nov 01, 2023 | One paper about handheld mmWave imaging was accepted by Communications Engineering. |
Sep 01, 2022 | DI-Gesture was accepted by IEEE TMC. Check the released dataset here. |