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Eric Wang is a Senior Lecturer in Electronic Systems and IoT Engineering at James Cook University. He holds a PhD in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of South Queensland, following B.Eng (Mechanical Engineering) and M.Eng (Mechatronic Engineering) degrees from the University of Science and Technology in Beijing. His research focuses on IoT applications for smart grids, precision agriculture, and multimedia systems, with over 20 peer-reviewed publications and significant contributions to projects like the IoT-integrated irrigation system for sugarcane farms.
Key research areas include:
- IoT infrastructure for energy and agricultural systems
- Machine learning in environmental monitoring
- Light field video compression and streaming
- Smart grid state estimation
- Wireless communication networks
He leads projects such as the 'Vacuum solution with an IoT-integrated management system' (2020-2021) and the 'GBRF Burdekin Irrigation Project' (2020-2024). His work integrates IoT sensors, AI models, and telecommunications innovations to address challenges in sustainable agriculture and energy systems.
Awards include the 2011 IEEE Best Paper Award for contributions to wireless networking and the 2006 ABU Robocon contest runner-up for robotic innovation. His research outputs span journals like IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Multimedia Tools and Applications, and IEEE Access.
