Ashutosh Dhekne

Ashutosh Dhekne is an Assistant Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology's School of Computer Science, specializing in wireless networking, mobile computing, IoT, and embedded systems. His research focuses on UWB localization, sustainability, and Tiny Data, with applications in robotics, security, and human-computer interaction.

Education: PhD in Computer Science (UIUC, 2019), MTech (IIT Bombay, 2009), and BTech (Pune University, 2006). Professional experience includes roles at Intel and Securifi, and internships at NEC, Intel Labs, and Zendrive.

Research highlights include NSF CAREER Award-winning work on UWB localization, Tiny Data initiatives, and sustainability projects. He has published over 50 papers in venues like MobiSys, IPIN, and IEEE Journals.

Teaching includes the popular CS8803 course on Mobile Computing and IoT. Advised students have contributed to projects like IntruSense, PetTrack, and UWB-Auth authentication systems.

Awards include NSF CAREER, Best Paper Awards, and teaching recognitions. Engages in broader impacts through art exhibits (TechMyMoves) and community projects like Internet-in-a-Box.