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Kevin Camera |
| Advisor: |
Prof. Bob Brodersen |
| Position: |
Graduate Student Researcher |
| Degree: |
Ph.D. EE, U. C. Berkeley, Expected Fall 2007 |
| Previous Degrees: |
M.S. EE, U. C. Berkeley, Spring 2001 (Thesis: PDF)
B.S. EECS with High Honors, U. C. Berkeley, Fall 1998 |
| Research Overview: |
Highly energy efficient, massively parallel, programmable
architectures for wireless communications and general purpose computing,
with an emphasis on the optimal design environment (language features,
compiler extensions, and hardware libraries) for programming directly on
field-programmable logic |
| Publications: |
K. Camera, H. K.-H. So, R. W. Brodersen. An Integrated Debugging
Environment for Reprogrammable Hardware Systems. Sixth
International Symposium on Automated and Analysis-Driven Debugging.
September 2005.
W. R. Davis, et. al. A Design Environment for High-Throughput
Low-Power Dedicated Signal Processing Systems. IEEE Journal of Solid
State Circuits. March 2002.
W. R. Davis, et. al. A Design Environment for High-Throughput
Low-Power Dedicated Signal Processing Systems. Custom Integrated
Circuits Conference. May 2001.
W. R. Davis, et. al. An Automated Design Flow for Low-Power,
High-Throughput Dedicated Signal Processing Systems. Proc. of the
Asilomar Conf. on Signals, Systems and Computers. November 2001. |
| Resume: |
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| Email: |
kcamera AT eecs DOT berkeley DOT edu
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| Fax Number: |
(510) 883-0270 |
| Work Address: |
Berkeley Wireless Research Center
2108 Allston Way, Suite 200
Berkeley, CA 94704 |
Current Research
- "Efficient programming of reconfigurable hardware through direct
verification" (online documentation under development)
Past (or Paused) Research
- Investigating applications of artificial neural networks
to wireless communications and general-purpose mobile computing
- A Stateflow to VHDL translator for
automatically synthesizing Stateflow state machines onto ASIC or FPGA targets
(see also my M.S. thesis)
- Cooperative research with Haas School of Business on tradeoffs between
software and hardware based implementations of embedded communication
devices
Graduate Coursework
Random Stuff
- I created a page about a display bug in
Microsoft PowerPoint for Mac which has been around for two major
versions (v.X and 2004) and about 8 minor updates. Basically, they didn't
write the text rendering code properly and all the text in the outline and
notes panes is clipped off on the right if the pane isn't sized large
enough. I could probably fix the bug myself if I had the source code...
Naturally Microsoft doesn't want to listen to one person, so I placed a
little faith in the internet that maybe enough people would stumble across
this page and start making some noise about it.
- Chances are that you arrived here either through the BWRC online
directory, or by a web search. If you're one of those people who already
know me, you may also want to check out my personal website hosted at
http://www.kcamera.net instead.
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