FIIT STU Bratislava · PhD research project
Indoor occupancy from radio noise.
How many people are in this room — without cameras, badges or wearables? A PhD project at FIIT STU Bratislava that counts people from the way their bodies disturb ordinary WiFi signals, kept honest by BLE calibration campaigns and crowd-flow simulation. Everything here — experiments, replays, reading notes — is published as the research happens.
In the lab
Summarising the last two weeks of lab diaries…
Start anywhere
Four ways in.
The work splits into explorable surfaces. Wander whichever pulls you in.
| Surface | What's there | |
|---|---|---|
| The experiments | Coupled crowd↔CSI simulations, measurement campaigns and notebook analyses — with figures, trajectory replays and the synthesis behind each result. | browse → |
| The building | The floors we've digitised, the deployed radios, and — where modelled — the wireless coverage they produce. | open → |
| Search the vault | Ask a question in plain language — semantic search finds the passage across every paper we've read, then leads to the paper's summary, claims and neighbours. | search → |
| The explainers | Long-form articles distilled from the papers we read — primer → deep dive → open questions. | read → |