Main Industrial and Research Projects

Summary
 

Project Title

 

 

Automatic Endoscope
 

 

KSM: A Parallel Super Microcomputer
 

 

 

Development of Parallel System for Signal Processing

 

Image transmission via low bandwidth wireless channels in hostile environment.
 

Content based image retrieval system for trademark logo’s 
 
   Embedded System for Endoscope Navigation

 

Hardware Software Codesign of Embedded Systems 

 

 RFID-based Monitring and Tracking of Elderly in a Smart Home


Multi-core Embedded Systems: Computer Aided NoC/MPSoC Design and Simulation Techniques


CAD Tools for Multi/Many-core NoC and Heterogeneous Computing System Design.

Role and Contribution

 

Founding Member
 

 

Project Leader
 
 

 


Co-investigator
 

 

Project Leader

 

Principal
Investigator
 
  Principal
Investigator

 

Principal
Investigator

 


Principal
Investigator

 


Principal
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Principal
Investigator

Project Duration   and Sponsoring Agency

 
1987-1992 Olympus Optical Co. Tokyo

 

1989-1993
Institute of Industrial Automation, (KRL) Pakistan

 


1991-1993
NSRDB, Pakistan

 

1995-1997
E&ME College/Core, Rawalpindi


 

1998-2000
Trademarks & Patent Registry
 

2000-2004
NSERC, Canada
 

2005-2008
NSERC, Canada

 


2006-2007

CMC and NSERC, Canada



2010-2016
NSERC, Canada



2018-2019
NSERC, Canada

Outcome of the Project



Prototype automatic colonoscope developed. 3 US patents accepted.

 

Developed 256 and 1024 node high performance parallel systems.

 

TMS320 DSP & T800 transputer based parallel system developed and implemented.

 

Developed fault-tolerant image compression algorithms and prototype image receiver/ transmission systems.

 

Image feature extraction for indexing trademark logos. Trademark database architecture design, searching techniques and Internet interfacing.

 

Hardware-Software Codesign of high performance & fault-tolerant embedded System.

 

Embedded Systems on Programmable Chips and CAD tools for Embedded System

 


RFID based wireless tracking system that care providers can use to remotely monitor people with dementia or other disabilities.


Development of state of the art NoC design and Simulation Techniques and CAD tools.



Development of  CPU-GPU Co-scheduling and Partitioning Techniques.

 

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