We Can Hear You with Wi-Fi!

We Can "See" You via Wi-Fi - An Overview and Beyond

Recently, Wi-Fi has caught tremendous attention for its ubiquity, and, motivated byWi-Fi’s low cost and privacy preservation, researchers have been putting lots of investigation into its potential on action recognition and even identification. In this paper, we offer an comprehensive overview on these two topics in Wi-Fi. Also, through looking at these two topics from an unprecedented perspecti...

We hear you

95.7% underwent only one or two rounds of external review. No papers endured more than three external review cycles. Our belief is that if we invest additional editorial effort at the point of decision, we can avoid protracted cycles of review and re-review. For example, we neither expect nor require all referees to agree on the merits or deficiencies of every manuscript. When referees disagree...

Can we hear smile?

The amusement expression is both visual and audible in speech. After recording comparable spontaneous, acted, mechanical, reiterated and seduction stimuli, five perceptual experiments were held, mainly based on the hypothesis of prosodically controlled effects of amusement on speech. Results show that audio is partially independant from video, which is as performant as audio-video. Spontaneous ...

Can You Hear Me Now?

Auditory communication is central to the social interactions of many animals. In fruit flies, males sing to court females. Coen et al. (2016) demonstrate that males can dynamically adjust the loudness of their songs according to the distance to a female.

Can Wi-Fi Affect Brain Function?