WIn LabWireless Intelligence Lab

Wireless Intelligence Lab

Intelligence for wireless networks from the ground to space. We explore next-generation wireless systems through aerial and space networking, online optimization and control, and agentic AI for autonomous network operation.

School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University
Directed by Prof. Kisong Lee

Research areas

  • Aerial & Space NetworksWe study the design and optimization of aerial and space wireless networks incorporating UAVs, LEO satellites, and terrestrial systems. Our research includes UAV trajectory and deployment optimization, mobility-aware communications, satellite beam placement, and space-air-ground integrated networking.
  • Online Wireless OptimizationWe develop online optimization frameworks for wireless networks under time-varying traffic, channel, mobility, and environmental conditions. Our research focuses on Lyapunov optimization, model predictive control, real-time environment sensing and prediction, and adaptive resource management.
  • Agentic AI CommunicationsWe study agentic AI frameworks for autonomous wireless systems, where AI agents perceive the environment, reason about user and system objectives, and plan communication strategies. Our research focuses on adaptive decision-making, network control, and closed-loop learning from real-time feedback.

Updates

  • Lab moves to Sungkyunkwan University
  • Undergraduate Paper Award, KICS Summer Conference
  • Haedong Best Paper Award, KICS Winter Conference
  • Best Paper Award, KICS Summer Conference
  • Best Paper Award at IEEE ICOIN 2025
  • Haedong Young Engineer Award
  • IEEE Senior Member
  • Haedong Best Paper Award, KICS Summer Conference

All updates

Recruitment

We are seeking motivated graduate students and undergraduate researchers interested in next-generation wireless systems, optimization and control, and autonomous network intelligence. If you are interested in joining our group, please contact Prof. Lee at kisonglee@skku.edu with a brief introduction, research interests, and CV.