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Maria GiniProfessorMorse-Alumni Distinguished Teaching Professor of Computer Science Institute of Technology Distinguished Professor Member of the Academy of Distinguished Teachers, University of Minnesota, 1998-. Winner of the Inaugural Distinguished Women Scholars Award, University of Minnesota, 2001. AAAI Fellow ACM Distinguished Scientist Areas of interest: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Intelligent Agents. Address: 4-192 EE/CSci, 200 Union St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
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| Robot Motion Planning | Planning with Missing Information |
| Robot Learning | Logical Sensors/Actuators |
| Navigation with Moving Obstacles | Agents for the Web |
| Medlang: Medical Language Study Group |
| Chair of ACM Special Interest Group on Artificial Intelligence |
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Co-editor with Francesco Amigoni and Wolfgang Ketter of special
journal issue on Multi-Agent Systems for Energy Management. Deadline: October 30, 2009. Contact if interested in submitting.
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Watch a
video of the 2006 lab using the AIBO dogs
or go to
YouTube
to see the videos of the some type of lab done in 2007. The lab was done
in Scheme. Remember, you can do whatever you want in Scheme, even get a
dog to dance!
[Work partially supported by NSF under grant DUE-CCLI-0511304 and by
the Bush Foundation program at the University of Minnesota to improve
learning in large classes.]
For more information on the NSF project and the partner universities
go to
http://faculty.berea.edu/pearcej/aibo/
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