Azin Neishaboori

Carnegie Mellon University Qatar, Carnegie Mellon University

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Azin Neishaboori is a researcher focused on the intersection of wireless sensor networks, mobile robotics, and cyber-physical systems (CPS). Her work primarily addresses challenges in target coverage and environmental monitoring using mobile visual sensor networks. Neishaboori’s major contributions include developing low-complexity heuristics for target coverage with mobile cameras, which are critical for applications like surveillance and industrial control. Her most cited paper, “On target coverage in mobile visual sensor networks” (2014, 23 citations), explores the feasibility of using low-cost wireless battery-operated cameras in Wireless Video Sensor Networks (WVSN), highlighting the potential of robotic sensing agents. Another notable work, “Low Complexity Target Coverage Heuristics Using Mobile Cameras” (2014, 13 citations), advances efficient deployment strategies for mobile sensors. Her research on cyber-physical systems is exemplified by “Up and Away: A Cheap UAV Cyber-Physical Testbed” (2014), a work-in-progress that introduces affordable testbeds for CPS applications in aerospace and automation. With a focus on practical, cost-effective solutions, Neishaboori’s work has laid groundwork for scalable sensor networks and autonomous systems, impacting fields from supply-chain management to environmental monitoring.