IEEE Providence Section

The objective of this in-person workshop is to provide an informal atmosphere for discussions of original research on signal processing techniques with underwater acoustic applications. The intent is to review theoretical and experimental research at an early stage of development. UASP is a biennial workshop with recurring sponsorship by the Office of Naval Research and... Read more →

Abstract : This presentation explores the evolution of automated transportation within public transit systems, focusing on ADASTEC’s real-world deployments and technology. ADASTEC develops SAE Level-4 automated driving software for full-size buses and has established operations across Europe and North America. Attendees will gain insights into deployment use cases, market drivers, safety compliance, and regulatory standards.... Read more →

Jackson Sugar will provide a description of the low-cost distributed network of subsurface Lagrange floats known as MINIONs. MINION (MINiature IsOpycNal) floats are small, inexpensive devices weighted to be neutrally buoyant at a pre-selected depth in the ocean twilight zone. These devices will carry camera and lighting systems and will photograph particles of carbon-rich detritus... Read more →