center for intelligent machines (cim) by jerome pasquero
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What is an Intelligent Machine? “Intelligent machines are capable of adapting their goal-oriented behaviour by sensing and interpreting their environment, making decisions and plans, and then carrying out those plans using physical actions.” Source: CIM Mission StatementTRANSCRIPT
Center for Intelligent Machines (CIM)
www.cim.mcgill.ca
By Jerome Pasquero
What is the CIM?
One of the biggest research center on intelligent systems in North America:
More than 120 graduate students (electrical, computer and mechanical eng., CS)
19 professors Staff (around 20 people) 12 research labs
And I have 10 minutes to talk about it…
What is an Intelligent Machine?
“Intelligent machines are capable of adapting their goal-oriented behaviour by sensing and interpreting their environment, making decisions and plans, and then carrying out those plans using physical actions.”
Source: CIM Mission Statement
Research Labs @ CIM
Ambulatory Robotics Artificial Perception Computation, Visualization and Realization Lab Content-Based Image Retrieval Haptics Lab Industrial Automation Laboratory Mobile Robotics Motor Vision Lab Probabilistic Vision Group Robotic Mechanical Systems Laboratory Shape Analysis Shared Reality and Intelligent Environments
Perception
Artificial Perception – F. Ferrie
Probabilistic Vision Group – T. Arbel
Content-Based Image Retrieval – M. D. Levine
Motor Vision Lab – J. J. Clark
Shape Analysis – K. Siddiqi
Robotics
Ambulatory Robotics – M. Buehler
Mobile Robotics – G. Dudek
Robotic Mechanical Systems– J. Angeles, A. K. Misra, P. Zsombor-Murray, M. Nahon
Control
Industrial Automation – B. Boulet, P. Caines, H. Michalska
Computation, Visualization and Realization – X. W. Chang, L. Cortelezzi, V. N. Krovi, K. Siddiqi
Human-Computer Interaction
Shared Reality Environment – J. Cooperstock
Haptics Lab – V. Hayward
Motor Vision Lab – J. Clark
Artificial Perception Lab – F. Ferrie
Some examples of applications
Vision and Image Processing: Quality insurance on assembly lanes Automated and intelligent security systems Minimally invasive surgery
Haptics: Surgery training Remote tactile sensing Data visualization
Robotics and mechanical systems: Vehicles to explore remote environments (bottom of sea, distant planets) Collaborative work between machines (e.g. de-mining of a dangerous field) Improvement of mechanical systems (e.g. Better power efficiency of industrial gears)
Control: Process optimization for a plant Reduction of noise in vehicles Tracking of flying objects
Shared Reality: Remote collaborative work between humans Entertainment Real-time communication via broadband networks
Questions…
In invite you the have a look at the webpage:www.cim.mcgill.ca
Thank you !