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Hanseup Kim
Principal Investigator
University of Utah
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9 months ago
Environmental sensing, soil carbon, bioenergy, ultra‑low‑power sensor networks
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Hanseup Kim develops ultra‑low‑power environmental sensing and wireless field networks. He holds two issued U.S. patents and has led over $6M in funded programs, including ARPA‑E, on soil carbon measurement and early detection in bioenergy crops.
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University of Utah
Ultra-low-power gas sensor network for early detection of insect attacks on crops
An event-driven, battery-free gas sensor node that remains in sleep mode until triggered, enabling autonomous, self-sustaining sensor networks for remote farms. Validated in real sorghum fields, it detects crop damage fr...
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University of Utah
In-Soil Multi-Depth Long-Term Soil Organic Carbon Measurement Network Using Micro UV Technology
A low-power micro UV sensor system that instantly extracts CO2 from soil to predict total soil organic carbon (SOC). Enables precision, long-term, field-deployable monitoring networks for agriculture, carbon markets, and...
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