Chenhan Xu
- 1606 Research IV, 909 Capability Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606
- chenhanxu (AT) ncsu (DOT) edu
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Dr. Chenhan Xu is an Assistant Professor of Department of Computer Science in the North Carolina State University. His Synergistic Sensing and Computing System Lab explore advanced embedded sensing and computing systems to enable high-impact real-world IoT applications. The research involves pioneering advancements in sensing and computing system paradigm, data analytics, signal processing, algorithm, and hardware innovations for Internet of Human-Centric Things by
Precision Sensing that augments IoT “resolution”
Exploring new wireless and wearable sensing technologies to precisely, securely, and robustly interrogate human physiological information.
Voice tone · Voice biometrics · Heart activity · Fingerprint anti-spoofing · Finger tracking · Body inertia (optical, mmWave) · Non-contact fingertip force
Novel Human-IoT Interface that enables extra “bandwidth”
Investigating new interfaces between human and IoT through broad-spectrum wireless modalities of human physiological activities.
IoT-heart interface (voice, mmWave) · On-skin touch input for smartwatches
Pervasive and Privacy-preserving mobile health that has extended “coverage”
Exploring effortless, accurate, and secure health monitoring and disease prevention through IoT devices and facilities.
Parkinson’s disease (medication adherence, early detection, treatment assessment) · Multi-lead ECG from wearable PPG · Out-of-clinic gait from video · ECG re-identification risk
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Service
Glad to continue serving as Registration Chair of CHASE'27. See you in the Research Triangle!
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Service
Organized the NC State Workshop on Cyber-Physical and Robotic Systems, which concluded successfully. Thanks to all presenters and attendees!
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Publication
One paper is accepted in IROS 2026.
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Publication
One paper is accepted in UbiComp/IMWUT 2026. Congratulations to Yuliang!
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Grant
Received NCDA&CS IAAE Grant as PI. Congratulations and thanks to all collaborators!
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Service
Glad to serve as Registration Chair of CHASE'26. See you in Pittsburgh!
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Publication
Five papers are accepted by IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Body Sensor Networks (BSN'25).
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Activity
Chenhan gave a talk about SSCS Lab’s work on IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics (BHI’25) workshop.