About OWL🦉
Optical Wireless Laboratory (OWL) is a research lab led by Prof. Chik Patrick YUE in the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering, HKUST.
Our current research aspects include mm-wave integrated circuit design, optical/wireline transceiver IC design, wireless power transfer, multi-robot human collaboration, and FPGA-based accelerator for 3D model reconstruction, Vehicle-to-Grid for Grid resilience and Wireless power transfer for Brain Machine Interface.
Opening positions for MPhil, PhD students, post-doc and visiting assistant professor.
Opening undergraduate research opportunities (UROP Projects): 1. Optical transmitter design; 2. Millimeter-wave transceiver design; 3. Multi-phase clock generator design.
Research Projects
Current Projects
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Optical wireless physical layer circuits and systems
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High-speed wireline communication system-on-chip (SoC)
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Millimeter-wave communication and sensing circuits
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FPGA-based accelerator for 3D model reconstruction
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AI-Driven Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) Distributed Energy Storage Management for Improved Grid Resilience
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Neural Implant - Wireless Power Transfer for Integrated Bidirectional Brain Machine Interface Systems
Past Projects
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Ultra-low-power adaptive passive equalizer for >10 Gbps
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Sub-circuit standard cell library for predictive analog design
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On-wafer wireless testing with on-chip antenna
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Indoor positioning and image processing technologies for robotic applications
HKUST-LeapFive Collaboration Workshop successfully completed!
Congratulations to IEEE SSCS Hong Kong Student Chapter Awarded $2000 Pre-University Outreach Subsidy!
Prof. YUE was recently interviewed on RTHK Radio 1's program—Infinite Future. (Click image for more details!)
Welcome to the HKUST-KAIST AI Chip Workshop, December 8, 2025.
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