AITIS Lab is dedicated to promote innovative and scholarly projects, which improve our social lives and communities. Students interested in getting involved in AITIS lab projects must be dedicated and self-motivated. Students are solely responsible for their projects and they can expect suggestions and guidance from their advisers. Students are strongly advised to consider their strengths and interests prior to any commitments. Currently active projects in the AITIS lab are as follows:

 

Wireless and Sensor Technology
Study of student traffic in hallways using sensors
Outdoor Infrared Transmission
Battery-less Cell Phones
Wireless networks using alternative energy sources
Store-and-forward Wi-Fi-based Internet	Last mile
ZigBee Sensor Network -	For example checking Coke Machines using sensors
Providing wireless Internet to rural area - DakNet Project
Network / Internet Technology
Storage Area Network (SAN) Server  (Fall 2005)
Voice / Linux Server / Distance Learning / Blog
Voice-Over-IP / IP Telephony	A cost study analysis of  how CCSU can implement VoIP; investigating what it takes in terms of equipments and cost to complete this migration
WebCam & its application in distance learning
High-performance Computing	Cluster computing / Grid Networking
Virtual Voting / Class Evaluation
Robotics and Digital System Design
Mobile Robot  crossing a busy intersection - using ultrasonic sensor
Multi lingual Voice Activated Arm Robot
Vision Systems
Visually intelligent arm Robot
Quality control of assembly boards using LabView
License Detector Using Labview Vision
Distance Learning and Training-based Projects
Developing a Virtual Board with Labview and Multisim
FPGA-based test-board controlled by Linux OS
Remote access (controlling an arm robot) / Blog
Simulation Tools
Integrating Labview and Multisim
Using OPNET as network simulation tool

If you have a good project idea or would like to get more information about these and future projects contact Dr. Farid Farahmand