Rake

Rake is a family of methods for re-quantizing digital number representations to trade accuracy for reduced power dissipation when the data are being transmitted. The publication of the first papers on rake spawned a growing community of research from many research groups across the world.

Probabilistic Value-Deviation-Bounded Source-Dependent Bit-Level Channel Adaptation for Approximate Communication

Bilgesu Arif Bilgin and Phillip Stanley-Marbell. IEEE Transactions on Computers.      
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Probabilistic Value-Deviation-Bounded Source-Dependent Bit-Level Channel Adaptation for Approximate Communication
Research Theme: Efficient Approximate Re-Quantization Methods for Low-Power I/O Hardware (Rake)
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Research Theme: Efficient Approximate Re-Quantization Methods for Low-Power I/O Hardware (Rake)
Research Theme: Low-Power and Energy-Scavenged Research Hardware Platforms for Sensor-Driven Systems (Warp, Lax, and Glaux Hardware Platforms)
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Research Theme: Low-Power and Energy-Scavenged Research Hardware Platforms for Sensor-Driven Systems (Warp, Lax, and Glaux Hardware Platforms)
System, method, and apparatus for reducing power dissipation of sensor data for bit-serial communication (US Patent #10601452, Granted March 2020)
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System, method, and apparatus for reducing power dissipation of sensor data for bit-serial communication (US Patent #10601452, Granted March 2020)