Vivek De
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About
Vivek De is a pioneering researcher in energy-efficient integrated circuits and systems, with a focus on low-power computing for autonomous robotics and edge intelligence. His work bridges the gap between hardware design and intelligent multi-robot systems, enabling complex collective behaviors for applications like search-and-rescue and precision agriculture. De’s major contributions include the development of a distributed autonomous multi-robot system featuring a low-power robot system-on-chip (SoC) in 22nm CMOS, which allows battery-powered minibots to collaborate on missions beyond the capability of a single robot. This work, cited 20 times, demonstrates his impact on scalable, energy-constrained robotic platforms. Additionally, De introduced a ray-casting accelerator in 10nm CMOS for efficient 3D scene reconstruction in edge robotics and augmented reality, cited 8 times, which leverages near-memory search and approximate interpolation for energy savings. His achievements highlight a commitment to pushing the boundaries of hardware-software co-design, making him a key figure in advancing autonomous systems and low-power computing for real-world applications.
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