Researchers

Researchers
	Darmindra D. Arumugam is a Researcher with the Texas Radio Frequency Innovation and Technology Center at the University of Texas at Arlington. He is a Graduate Research Assistant and a Graduate Student in the Department of Electrical Engineering at UTA.

He received a BSc in Electrical ngineering with honors and is currently pursuing an MSc at the UTA. His current research is in the area of Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) system design, applications of RFID, RFID antennae

design, system-level modeling of RFID systems, energy harvesting, wireless sensor networks and intelligent objects. Mr. Arumugam’s vision is to create a world pervaded with ambient intelligence that would radically rethink the interaction between humans and objects or machines. His near term vision is to help foster a more immersive relationship between intelligent objects and humans and help both entities expand their minds and thought processes.

Mr. Arumugam is involved in the Texas Center as a project manager for RFID related projects as well as a co-principle investigator and researcher. He is also the professional technical and engineering lead in exploring ideas to approach new device creation, new applications of currently existing technologies as well as deployment of existing technology in the RFID field. A critical aspect of his responsibilities involves building a research and development team at the Texas Center and to build collaborative efforts with research entities within and outside UTA.