Samuel O
- Research Program Mentor
PhD candidate at University of Texas at Dallas
Expertise
Electrical and Computer Engineering, Prosthetics technology, Computer Science
Bio
I am Samuel Okei, a passionate Ph.D. candidate in Computer Engineering, currently immersed in groundbreaking research at UTD's Cochlear Implant Lab. My academic journey has been marked by a commitment to advancing technology, specializing in Python, C++, and Java. Beyond academia, my heart lies in fostering academic growth through tutoring and programming instruction. In the realm of personal interests, I find joy in diverse activities. Whether immersed in the captivating worlds of Anime and Video games, engaged in the strategic dynamics of Soccer, or participating in thought-provoking Debates, I embrace a well-rounded approach to life. My fascination with Ancient History further enriches my understanding of the world, adding a unique layer to my multifaceted persona.Project ideas
Enhancing AI for Edge Devices in IoT Applications
1. Introduction of Research Project In this high school research project, students will explore the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The focus is on benchmarking modern-day microcontrollers and processors to explore their performance for machine learning tasks at the edge. The goal is to enhance the efficiency of AI implementations in everyday devices, making them smarter and more responsive to user needs. Potential Student Outcomes Research Paper: Produce a detailed research paper documenting findings, methodologies, and insights gained during the project. Or create prototypes of AI-enabled IoT devices with optimized microcontrollers based on benchmarking results.