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Performance-asymmetric multicore processors have been increasingly adopted in embedded systems due to their architectural benefits in improved performance and power savings. While fair-share scheduling is a crucial kernel service for such applications, it is still at an early stage with respect to performance-asymmetric multicore architecture. In this article, we first propose a new fair-share scheduler...
Location detection or localization supporting navigation has assumed significant importance in the recent past. In particular, techniques that exploit cheap inertial measurement units (IMU), the gyroscope and the accelerometer, have garnered attention, especially in an embedded computing context. However, these sensors measurements are quite unreliable, and it is widely believed that these sensors...
We show the first camera based (privacy-preserving) indoor mobile positioning system, CaPSuLe, which does not involve any communication (or data transfer) with any other device or the cloud. The algorithm only needs 78.9MB of memory and can localize a mobile device with 92.11% accuracy. Furthermore this is done in 1.92 seconds of on-device computation consuming 3.77 Joules of energy, as evaluated...
As users begin to demand applications with superior user experience and high service quality, asymmetric multicore processors are increasingly adopted in embedded systems due to their architectural benefits in improved performance and power savings. While fair-share scheduling is a crucial kernel service for such applications, it is still in an early stage when itcomes to performance-asymmetric multicore...
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