Chet Udell | College of Agricultural Sciences

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Wireless sensor technology and data protocols
Swarm sensing
Music Composition and Electrical Engineering

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A new ‘Pied Piper’ robot protects Oregon’s vineyards from pests with some good vibes

Oregon State University undergraduate Vincent Vaughn-Uding selects a stink bug to record in the lab in May 2023. The bug's call will be utilized b a new pest control device dubbed the "Pied Piper." Dan Evans / OPB

SpiderHarp: Oregon scientists study spiders with a web-inspired musical instrument

Man using a harp shaped like a spiderweb

SpiderHarp: Oregon scientists study spiders with a web-inspired musical instrument.

Turning weather data into music could help Southeast Alaska students hear their changing environment

Rainbow near the Wrangell Narrows. (Photo by Angela Denning/CoastAlaska)

Weed Warden: A Low-Cost Weed Detection Device Implemented with Spectral Triad Sensor for Agricultural Applications

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Weed Warden: A Low-Cost Weed Detection Device Implemented with Spectral Triad Sensor for Agricultural Applications

OSU Students Driving Environmental Sensors

OSU Students Driving Environmental Sensors

SitkaNet: A low-cost, distributed sensor network for landslide monitoring and study

Research by, among a team of researchers, OPEnS lab student, Max Chu, and BEE/OPEnS faculty John Selker, Cara Walter, and Chet Udell.

SitkaNet: A low-cost, distributed sensor network for landslide monitoring and study