Shaibal is a PhD candidate in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Oakland University. He is currently a graduate research assistant at the Edge Intelligent System Lab under the supervision of Dr. Lanyu Xu. Prior to beginning his PhD, Shaibal gained four years of experience as a software developer at Code Aristos, Bangladesh. He holds a Bachelor's in Computer Science and Engineering from North South University, Bangladesh.
Research Interest: Edge Computing, Deep learning, Model optimization, LLM systems, Hardware-Software co-design, Connected Health, Autonomous Vechicles
Shaibal Saha, and Lanyu Xu
Conference: 4th Workshop on Transformers for Vision (T4V) at CVPR, 2025. Paper | Poster
Shaibal Saha, and Lanyu Xu
Journal: Neurocomputing (Elsevier), 2025. Paper
Yunge Li, Shaibal Saha, and Lanyu Xu
Conference: IEEE International Conference on Mobility: Operations, Services, and Technologies, 2024. Paper | Poster
Ronald Tudu, Shaibal Saha, Prasun Nandy Pritam, and Rajesh Palit
Conference: 5th IEEE Asia-Pacific World Congress on Computer Science and Engineering (APWC on CSE), 2018. Paper
Published Date: June, 2025
Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press
ISBN: 978-1-394-28584-6
Length: 288 pages
My Role: Responsible for writing and reviewing Chapter 4: Toward Edge Intelligence
Authors (Chapter 4): Shaibal Saha, Qiren Wang, Lichen Xia, and Yongtao Yao
About this book: Edge Computing offers a thorough but accessible overview of this cutting-edge technology. Beginning with the fundamentals of edge computing, including its history, key characteristics, and use cases, it describes the architecture and infrastructure of edge computing and the hardware that enables it. The book also explores edge intelligence, where artificial intelligence is integrated into edge computing to enable smaller, faster, and more autonomous decision-making. The result is an essential tool for any researcher looking to understand this increasingly ubiquitous method for processing data.
Link | Chapter 4 | WebsiteI love to travel. I want to meet new people, know their culture, and explore new places. Besides that, I love to read historical books specifically about Indo-Pacific region.