Welcome to the SEU NetSI
NetSI Networking and Swarm Intelligence Research Group
The Networking and Swarm Intelligence (NetSI) Research Group is part of the Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory of Networking and Information Security, at the Southeast University. The group members are from School of Computer Science and Engineering, College of Software Engineering, School of Cyber Science and Engineering, SEU-Monash Joint Graduate School.
NetSI group conducts research in the area of Internet of Things and Swarm Intelligence. More specially, the focus is on the wireless networking for a swarm of moving things and study how to coordinate their collaboration. NetSI group research goal is to provide theoretically sound analysis as well as build practically working systems.
SEU Southeast University
Southeast University (SEU), located in Nanjing, China, the ancient capital city of six dynasties, is a prestigious institution of higher learning renowned both at home and abroad. As one of the national key universities directly subordinate to the Ministry of Education of China and jointly established with Jiangsu Province, it is also listed as one of the universities involved in National “985 Project”, “211 Project”.
In 2017, SEU was ranked on the list of constructing “Class A First-rate World Universities”, and the discipline of “Computer Science and Technology” was successfully selected as the national “Double First-class Construction Discipline”.
Learn more on Wikipedia: Southeast University, Nanjing.
We are looking for passionate new M.Sc. students and B.Sc. students to join us!
News
Oct 15, 2025SEU NetSI has invited Professor Guido de Croon from Delft University of Technology to give a presentation titled Neuromorphic AI for autonomous flight of tiny drones and also arranged a visit to our laboratory.
Oct 15, 2025Our paper `From Docking Station to Docking Station: Completing Tasks in Minimum Time by Cooperative UAV Fleets' was accepted by ICPADS 2025.
July 22, 2025Our paper `面向移动信号源追踪的高斯过程时空建模与无人机在线飞行规划算法' was accepted by 计算机学报.
July 17, 2025Our paper `Optimizing Joint Speed and Altitude Schedule for UAV Data Collection in Low-Altitude Airspace' was accepted by IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing (TMC).
June 15, 2025Our paper `Onboard Ranging-based Relative Localization and Stability for Lightweight Aerial Swarms' was conditionally accepted by IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters (RA-L).
June 11, 2025Our paper `ASSUME: An Optimal Algorithm to Minimize UAV Energy by Altitude and Speed Schedulin' was accepted by IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing (TMC).
May 30, 2025Our paper `SLIM: Scheduling Deadline-Driven Tasks with a Minimum Number of UAVs' was accepted by IEEE/ACM IWQoS 2025.
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