Nanyang
Technological University
School
of Electrical & Electronic Engineering
Blk S2, Nanyang Avenue, Singapore 639798
Dr Low, Kay-Soon
Associate Professor
Centre Director, Satellite Research
Centre (SaRC)
Program Director (Sensor Network), Centre for intelligent Machines
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Dr Low received
his BEng and PhD degrees in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the
National University of Singapore and the University of New South Wales in 1985 and 1994 respectively. He has worked in the academia as well as in the industry. He
has been a faculty member of Nanyang Technological University since 1994 as a
lecturer initially and subsequently promoted to be an associate professor. From
2000 to 2003, he pioneered the development of ultra wideband (UWB) radio
technology with Cellonics
Incorporation. Several high data rate compact disc
audio and DVD quality video streaming systems that were First at the time have
been developed and commercialized. He
returned back to the academia in 2003 and is presently a tenure faculty staff
of the University. He is well recognized by the industry and has been engaged
to serve as consultants for many companies such as Renesas, Singapore
Technologies, DSO National Laboratories etc.
Dr Low has published more than 150
research papers in international refereed journals and international
conferences covering a
wide spectrum of topics. He has 16 granted patents as the first
inventor. He has
conducted research works in the field of satellite system and sensors, wireless
sensor network, UWB radio, UWB radar for medical imaging applications, real
time embedded control system, precision control and power converters etc. He
has successfully completed 34
funded projects with many of them from the industry. He is one of the key
leaders of the First Singapore-built microsatellite X-SAT project that has been
successfully launched and operated in orbit since April 2011. As the Centre
director for the Satellite Research Centre (SaRC), he is responsible for the
satellite research development and various satellite collaboration activities.
Presently, he is also supervising a team of students to develop a
nano-satellite, VELOX-I, for constellation, remote sensing and scientific
applications. Besides teaching and research, he has also served in various professional committees. He was the
organizing committee member and technical
program committee member in many conferences such as ACCV’95,
ICARV’96, ICARV’98, ICARV’06, PEDS,
ICIEA’08, ICNC’09 etc.
Dr Low has been a senior member of IEEE since 2000.
Currently funded projects
1.
High Performance nano-satellite
2.
Undergraduate satellite program – Development of a pico
& nano-satellite pair VELOX-I
3.
Sun sensor for satellite
4.
Sensing and control system for a satellite
5.
Location
Sensing for Wireless Sensor Network
6.
A pulse based self-organizing
neural circuit for real time multi-spectrum satellite image analysis
7.
Wearable Multi-biosensors with AR
Challenges for Rehab@home after stroke
Some examples of completed funded projects
1.
Maximum Power Tracking for Photovoltaic Energy System
2.
On Chip Pulse Based Neural Network for Signal Processing
3.
Digital Signal Processing and Analysis of Speech and Image
Data
4.
Power
Supply System for a Micro-satellite
5.
Propagation Studies of UWB Signal in the Thorax
6.
Ultra Wideband (UWB) radio for high
data rate short range applications
7.
Ultra Wideband Radar for Medical Imaging Applications
8.
Network Based Distributed Motion Control Systems for a Large
Scale Water Fountain
9.
High Speed and High Precision Linear
Motor Drive (0.1um, 2m/s)
10. A DSP based Programmable AC Power Source
11. Variable Speed Control of a PMSM Drive without Mechnaical
Sensors
12. Single-rate and Multirate Model Predictive Control of Brushless
DC Motor Drive
13. Discrete Time Sliding Mode Control of a Brushless DC Drive
14. High
Performance Arbitrary Source for Filtered Cathodic Vacuum Arc (FCVA) Deposition
System
15. Development
of an Intelligent Lift Monitoring System for Pre-emptive Lift Maintenance
16. Servo Controller Optimization for a Hard Disk Drive
This page was last updated on 28 December 2010.