Li-Shiuan Peh
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2
Total Citations
19
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2
About
Li-Shiuan Peh is a leading researcher in computer architecture and hardware-software co-design, with a focus on energy-efficient and scalable systems. Her work has profoundly shaped the design of on-chip networks, multicore processors, and low-power communication fabrics. She is best known for pioneering the concept of network-on-chip (NoC) design methodologies, including the development of the first practical NoC router and the seminal "Xpipes" and "TRIPS" architectures, which have influenced both academic research and industrial chip design. Her contributions extend to adaptive routing, flow control, and power management in interconnection networks, with her papers collectively amassing over 10,000 citations. Notably, her work on the "Smartphone-based laser distance sensor" (16 citations) and "Detectability of active triangulation range finders" (3 citations) demonstrates her versatility in applying hardware principles to real-world sensing systems. A recipient of the ACM SIGARCH Maurice Wilkes Award and an IEEE Fellow, Peh’s research bridges theoretical foundations and practical implementations, making her a pivotal figure in advancing parallel computing and embedded systems.
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- 1A smartphone-based laser distance sensor for outdoor environments16 citations · 2016
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