DARTS Lab

Monitoring of Vital Signs in Emergencies

A paper authored by DARTS Lab members Pramita Mitra and Chris Poellabauer and titled “Emergency Response in Smartphone-Based Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks” has been accepted into the International Workshop on Mobile Consumer Health Care Networks, Systems and Services (‘ICC’12 WS – MobiCHeSS’), which will take place in Ottawa, Canada, in June 2012. This paper describes our
Using Tablets to Assess Youth Concussions

The consequences of concussions can be devastating and include immediate health problems (such as brain injuries), but also problems that develop over longer periods of time (e.g., post concussion syndromes, delayed death of brain cells, second impact syndrome, depression, and chronic traumatic encephalopathy). In this project (a collaboration between Prof. Patrick Flynn and the DARTS
Automated Colorimetric Test Strip Analysis

The University of Notre Dame has received a grant to study technologies for the automated analysis of test strips. This research is directed by Drs. Patrick Flynn and DARTS Lab director Christian Poellabauer (both Computer Science & Engineering) and is sponsored by Serim Research Corporation, an Elkhart, Indiana based company that develops, manufactures, and markets
Miya and Lyle present their winning REU 2011 poster

The NSF REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) program titled “ERWiN” (Experimental Research on Wireless Networking) was held for the fourth time this summer, providing research opportunities for undergraduates all across the U.S. This year, 19 students participated in this 10-week program, which was concluded with a poster competition showcasing all 11 projects. The posters were
Dedicated Short-Range Communications Research

Thanks to a recent $35,000 cash gift from the Toyota InfoTechnology Center USA (Toyota ITC), headquartered in Mountain View, CA, the DARTS Lab will perform research on communications for safety-critical vehicular applications. This research attempts to improve the reliability of dedicated short-range communications (DSRC), which are the foundation for numerous applications such as collision warning,
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Welcome to the Mobile Computing Lab (M-Lab)!

The members of the Mobile Computing Lab (formerly DARTS Lab) at the University of Notre Dame perform experimental research in a variety of areas relating to “anything mobile”, including mobile systems, wireless networks and communications, pervasive computing systems, wireless sensor networks, mesh and ad-hoc networks, smartphone systems and applications, and mobile healthcare systems.

M-Lab was founded in 2004 by Associate Professor Christian Poellabauer and is associated with the Wireless Institute, which aims to tackle a host of challenges related to wireless technologies, services, and applications.

All Recent News

DARTS Lab

Monitoring of Vital Signs in Emergencies

Using Tablets to Assess Youth Concussions

Automated Colorimetric Test Strip Analysis

Miya and Lyle present their winning REU 2011 poster

Dedicated Short-Range Communications Research

Notre Dame's Solar-Powered Mesh Network

Welcome to the Mobile Computing Lab (M-Lab)!

Recent News

4/10/12: Jun Yi Successfully Defends Ph.D. Thesis

2/8/12: Work on Smartphone Use in Emergency Response Situations accepted into MobiCHeSS 2012

1/27/12: Using Mobile Technology to Assess Sports-Related Head Injuries

1/4/12: Serim Research Corporation Sponsors Work on Colorimetric Test Strip Analysis

12/22/11: DARTS Lab Receives Grant From Toyota InfoTechnology Center USA

12/19/11: Paper on Mobile Privacy Accepted to ICDE-SDMSM Workshop

9/29/11: DARTS Lab Part of DARPA-Funded Project on Dynamic Predictive Simulations

8/19/11: Summer 2011 “ERWiN” Program Concludes With Poster Session

8/19/11: Paper Accepted to Workshop on Complex Networks and Pervasive Group Communication

8/12/11: Poellabauer Receives Outstanding Leadership Award at ICCCN 2011