of Maarten Weyn

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Maarten Weyn gained his doctorate in Computer Science on the topic of Opportunistic Seamless Localization at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. Maarten is a lecturer at the same university and currently teaches in the third year of the bachelor’s degree course for Mobile Communication and Telecommunication and on the master’s course for Communication Systems and Internet of Things: Low Power Embedded Communication in the Department of Applied Sciences: Electronics – ICT, as well as on the postgraduate Internet of Things course on the subject of Context Aware Wireless Embedded Systems. He is also in charge of the Ambient Environments team project for the postgraduate innovative enterprise course taught at Flemish universities.
His work in the imec-IDLab research group focuses on ultra-low power sensor communication and embedded systems, sub 1-GHz communication, sensor processing and location. Most of his projects are run working closely with industrial partners.
Maarten is the co-founder of the spin-offs Aloxy and AtSharp. He is also involved in setting up the spin-offs 1OK and Viloc. He is a director of the dash7 Alliance and promoter of the Open Source Stack OSS-7.

Portrait of Maarten Weyn wearing glasses and a suit jacket

Authored articles

Industrial piping and large valve wheels in a process plant

IoT platform for the process industry

28/06/2018
IoT sensors

Antwerp start-up Aloxy, spin-off from imec and the University of Antwerp, delivers plug-and-play solutions for digitizing manual valves in the petrochemical industry and for asset management during maintenance and shutdowns.

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