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When exploring a new city, visitors may want to find good places to eat, drink, and shop in a throng of unfamiliar places. Researchers from the Advanced Digital Sciences Center (ADSC, a CSL research center in Singapore) and Singapore Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), wanted to make this process easier by combining location-based augmented reality and a large database of online reviews to support an intelligent shopping experience.

There is a growing trend toward personalized consumer experiences, and this includes an emerging demand for personalized fashion shopping and purchasing.

ADSC researcher Deming Chen, along with his graduate students and colleagues from Intel and Ohio State University, recently received the William J. McCalla Best Paper Award at the IEEE/ACM International Conference on Computer Aided Design.

An ADSC research team ranked in the top 3 in a recent Tech Challenge, hosted by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA). The competition focused on video analytics and asked teams to develop a solution to anonymize videos being used for crowd sensing and traffic monitoring in real time.

To solve many problems in life, one must often first think like the opposition, anticipate their moves, and then create a strategy to defend against them. That’s exactly what cybersecurity researchers at ADSC are doing.

ADSC Professor William H. Sanders has received the 2016 IEEE Technical Field Award, Innovation in Societal Infrastructure, for his revolutionary work concerning the cybersecurity of the power grid. The award recognizes Sanders’ work as some of the most significant in his field.