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[22/9/25] ACM EWSN Best Paper Candidate!
Our paper Fault Tolerance in Space with Heterogeneous Hardware: Experiences from a 68-day CubeSat Deployment in LEO was selected as a Best Paper Candidate at the ACM International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks!
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[3/9/23] IEEE RTCSA Best Paper Award!
Our paper Timing Analysis of Embedded Software Updates is Best Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Embedded and Real-time Systems and Applications!
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[25/5/22] Two 64K teams win the Enhance challenge!
Two inter-disciplinary teams of students part of the 64K Computer Club initiative ran by NESLab win the Enhance Challenge!
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[6/11/22] ACM SENSYS Best Paper Runner-up!
Our paper MicNest: Long-Range Instant Acoustic Localization of Drones in Precise Landing is Best Paper Runner-up at the ACM International Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems !
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[6/11/22] Our 2012 SENSYS paper wins the ACM SENSYS Test of Time Award!
Our 2012 SENSYS paper “Low-power Wires Bus” won the ACM SENSYS Test of Time Award! Congratulations to everyone involved!
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[21/3/21] Our MOBICOM paper wins the ACM SigMobile Research Highlight!
Our MOBICOM paper “Hummingbird: Energy Efficient GPS Receiver for Small Satellites” won the ACM SigMobile Research Highlight! Congratulations to everyone involved!
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[16/11/20] ACM ENSSYS Best Paper Award
Our paper Intermittence Anomalies not Considered Harmful, co-authored by Andrea Maioli and Luca Mottola, won the Best Paper Award at ACM ENSSYS! The same paper also won the Best Pitch Video Award at the same event.
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[21/9/20] ACM MOBICOM Best Paper Award!
Our paper Hummingbird: Energy Efficient GPS Receiver for Small Satellites, co-authored by Sujay Narayana, R Venkatesha Prasad, Vijay S Rao, Luca Mottola, and TV Prabhakar, won the Best Paper Award at ACM MOBICOM!
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[17/2/20] ACM EWSN Best Paper Candidate!
Our paper Intermittent Computing with Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling is Best Paper Candidate at the ACM International Conference on Wireless Embedded Systems and Networks!
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[16/12/19]Â @In Press: NESLab BVLoS drone control on Vodafone’s 5G trial
The technology we developed to enable Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLoS) drone control was used on Vodafone Italy’s 5G experimental deployment in Milano to pilot a drone 15 KM away. The trial made it to the press at several venues, including Wired, La Nazione, and Il Sole 24 Ore. The specialist drone magazine DroneItaly also…
About
At NESLab we explore how to build the foundation of the intelligent Internet of Things across Earth and Space. We combine theories, designs, implementations, and real deployments.
We have strong ties with the RI.SE Research Institutes of Sweden and Uppasala University. We are also proud of our international collaborations, including ETH Zurich (Switzerland), Tsinghua University (China), LUMS (Pakistan), TU Delft (the Netherlands), TU Dresden (Germany), University of Virginia (US), and Warwick University (UK), which allow students to spend periods abroad.
NESLab started in 2016 as part of the advanced software architectures research line at the Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria of Politecnico di Milano and runs also thanks to the support of Google, Intel, Texas Instruments, Microsoft, STMicroelectronics, and Vodafone.d.