Center for Intelligent Team Robotics & Human-Robot Collaboration
Field Management & StandardizationDistinguished Professor Ta-Sung Lee
Education
Ph.D., School of Electrical Engineering, Purdue University, USA
Research Field
Wireless Communication Technology, Intelligent Signal Processing, Wireless Sensing Technology, Smart Networks, Radio Resource Management
Core Technology
Focuses on the hardware development of LEO satellite ground station receiving equipment and the development of end-to-end testing systems for inter-satellite handover scenarios, covering RF-layer and protocol-layer verification including Doppler compensation, beam switching, and handover latency. Its distinguishing feature lies in targeting LEO satellite communications as the application domain, constituting system-level testing research within a specific vertical sector.
Achievements
- 2016 IEEE Fellow , 2018 IET Fellow ,2021 Advance HE Principal Fellow , 2022 AAIA Fellow,2025 AIIA Fellow,2026 IEEE Life Fellow
- 2023-2025 Top 2% Scientists Worldwide (career-long) by Stanford University
- 2023 Small Cell Forum Judges’ Choice Award
- 2022 NSTC FutureTech Award
- 2017 and 2019 Industry-Academia Collaboration Merit Award of the Chinese Institute of Engineers
- 2011 Distinguished Electrical Engineering Professor Award of the Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering
- 2008 IEEE Taipei Section Chapter Achievement Award
- 2007 IEEE COMSOC Chapter Achievement Award
- 2006 Award of Excellence, 2006 TI DSP Application Design Competition in Taiwan
- 1999 Young Electrical Engineer Award of the Chinese Institute of Electrical Engineering
- Two times National Science Council Excellent Research Award (1991, 1992)