The RISE lab facility is housed in the Engineering II (ENG2) on the University of Central Florida Campus. The facility is a state-of-the-art laboratory facility in which sensors and sensing systems for monitoring and controlling physical systems are being conceived and validated. Students and faculty have access to a wide range of embedded system and mechatronic tools for the design and construction of low-power wireless sensors, piezoelectric active sensors, and structural actuation technologies. Analog and digital electronic test equipment is available including digital oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, microprocessor development kits, and standard electronics fabrication equipment. The facility also has extensive structural testing capabilities including modal shakers, shake tables, and load frames. To support data acquisition activities by the team, RISE lab also has modern multi-channel data acquisition systems for use in the field.