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Jimmy
Engström
Doctoral student
jimmy.engstrom@mau.se
+46 70 689 60 02
orcid.org/0000-0003-1858-9645
Presentation
Jimmy has been working in the telecom-business since 2002, at companies like Ericsson and Sony among others. He started as an embedded software engineer, and moved on into project management and finally worked as a Data Scientist. He started his industrial PhD in the autumn 2018 and will focus his research on Context Awareness in collaboration between the IoTaP program and Sony Mobile. Due to the progress that has been made within IoT, we can today collect massive amounts of data. We can use this data to make intelligent predictions over the future context of the IoT devices. Thus we can potentially reduce the resource usage within the IoT network. This may lead to:
- Longer uptimes for system using current batteries
- Reduced amount of network traffic
- Increased entropy in the data that is being sent
- Increase accuracy in the data collection when it’s needed
- More intelligent systems that are better at satisfying the need of the users.
Publications
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2023 | Licentiate thesis, comprehensive summary
Scaling Indoor Positioning: improving accuracy and privacy of indoor positioning
Jimmy Engström
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2023 | Conference paper
Accurate indoor positioning by combining sensor fusion and obstruction compensation
Jimmy Engström, Jan A. Persson
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2023 | Article in journal
Some Design Considerations in Passive Indoor Positioning Systems
Jimmy Engström, Åse Jevinger, Carl Magnus Olsson, Jan A. Persson
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2020 | Article in journal
Improving Indoor Positioning With Adaptive Noise Modeling
Jimmy Engström