Best Paper Award

mSAIL: Milligram-Scale Multi-Modal Sensor Platform for Monarch Butterfly Migration Tracking

Inhee Lee (University of Pittsburgh); Roger Hsiao, Gordy Carichner, Chin-Wei Hsu, Mingyu Yang, Sara Shoouri, Katherine Ernst, and Tess Carichner (University of Michigan); Yuyang Li (University of Pittsburgh); Jaechan Lim (University of Michigan); Cole R. Julick (University of Nebraska-Lincoln); Eunseong Moon and Yi Sun (University of Michigan); Jamie Phillips (University of Delaware); Kristi L. Montooth (University of Nebraska-Lincoln); Delbert A. Green II, Hun-Seok Kim, and David Blaauw (University of Michigan)

Best Paper Award Runner-up

HeadFi: Bringing Intelligence to All Headphones

Xiaoran Fan (Google); Longfei Shangguan (Microsoft Cloud & AI); Siddharth Rupavatharam (WINLAB, Rutgers University); Yanyong Zhang (University of Science and Technology of China); Jie Xiong (University of Massachusetts Amherst); Yunfei Ma (Alibaba Group US); Richard Howard (WINLAB, Rutgers University)

Best Community Paper Award

Experience: developing a usable battery drain testing and diagnostic tool for the mobile industry

Abhilash Jindal (IIT Delhi and Mobile Enerlytics); Y. Charlie Hu (Purdue University and Mobile Enerlytics)

Best Community Paper Award Runner-up

LegoDNN: Block-grained Scaling of Deep Neural Networks for Mobile Vision

Rui Han, Qinglong Zhang, Chi Harold Liu, and Guoren Wang (Beijing Institute of Technology, China); Jian Tang (Midea Group, China); Lydia Yiyu Chen (TU Delft, Netherlands)

Due to the spike in new COVID cases from the highly contagious omicron variant, we have decided to move the dates for MobiCom 2021 to now take place March 28-April 1, 2022, remaining in person at the Royal Sonesta hotel in New Orleans. When we originally rescheduled the conference from October 2021 to February 2022, COVID vaccines were widely available and the number of new COVID cases was declining -- and omicron didn't yet even exist. But now, we (the entire world) are in the middle of a severe omicron spike that is creating far more COVID cases in most places than even the worst of prior COVID variants did. Based on discussions with the MobiCom Steering Committee and SIGMOBILE Executive Committee, together with ACM, we have decided that the responsible thing to do would be to move the conference dates to after the forecast end of the omicron spike.

Note, too, that this is still being referred to as MobiCom 2021 and does not replace MobiCom 2022, which is being planned to be held at its normal time in the fall of 2022.