Raja Sengupta

Raja Sengupta is a Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley. His research interests include transportation, wireless communications, and inertial navigation for vehicle systems. Sengupta's work focuses on automated cars, drones, connected cars, and smartphone applications for economics and transportation. He has contributed to car-to-road networking patents with Toyota, a UAV patent with BAE Aerospace, and car-to-car networking standards through the SAE. His research also includes sensor networks for forest fire monitoring and neighborhood mapping systems for in-vehicle safety applications. Additionally, he explores vision-based navigation for unmanned aerial and ground vehicles.

Raja Sengupta is a researcher in the Systems Program, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Berkeley. His work focuses on Wireless networks, Transportation, Robotics, UAVs, and Embedded Computing. His research explores the integration of communication technologies in transportation systems, including vehicle-to-vehicle safety messaging, cooperative collision warning systems, and adaptive intervehicle communication control. He also investigates wireless ad hoc networks, information dissemination in vehicular networks, and the use of UAVs for monitoring and autonomous tasks. His publications highlight the application of control theory, Kalman filtering, and resource allocation in intelligent transportation and robotics systems.