I am a PhD student in the ECE department at UW-Madison and a member of the Wings lab in the department of computer science. My research interests are primarily in the areas of embedded computing, computer architecture, and computer networking.
I am currently working on an HVAC management system that can independently control temperature of individual rooms in a home.
Update 2015-01-21 You can see a demonstration of the smart vent actuator here.
Update 2013-05-30 My group has recently begun work on an embedded WiFi device that can transmit various sensor readings over a home WiFi network. A video demo of the network configuration process can be found here.
Publications
Water or Slime? A platform for automating water treatment systems (poster)
Neil Klingensmith, Ananthraghavan Sridhar, Zachary LaVallee, Suman Banerjee
ACM Buildsys, November 2015 (to appear)
Water or Slime? A platform for automating water treatment systems (poster)
Neil Klingensmith, Pete Chulick, Joseph Bomber, Suman Banerjee
ACM Buildsys, November 2014
Hot, Cold and In Between: Enabling Fine-Grained Environmental Control in Homes for Efficiency and Comfort
Neil Klingensmith, Joseph Bomber, Suman Banerjee
ACM eEnergy, June 2014 (20% Acceptance Ratio)
A Distributed Energy Monitoring and Analytics Platform and its Use Cases
Neil Klingensmith, Dale Willis, Suman Banerjee
ACM Buildsys, November 2013