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Student paper prize won by Amir Othman
Amir Othman has won the prize for the best student paper at AICS2006.
IEEE AICS2006 Keynote
The keynote of the IEEE Advances in Cybernetic Systems 2006 is held by Huosheng Hu and it is about the Essex Robotic Fish (see video at Google). The keynote is an open session and thus free to attend by everyone from the University.
| Time: | 4.30 - 5.30 p.m., Thursday 7 Sept 2006 |
| Location: | Peak Lecture Theatre, Owen Building |
IEEE AICS2006 conference Wiki
Conference members of the IEEE Advances in Cybernetic Systems 2006 can exchange information (travel, accomodation, sightseeing, ...) at the IEEE AICS2006 Wiki.
Student presentations
A number of presentations by ERASMUS students was given recently. If you're interested in available student projects have a look here.
Wireless robot platform
4 Jul 2006: Cristina Manero Rodriguez gave a presentation on a Wireless robot platform using the Jennic ZigBee Device.
Camera calibration and 3D laser scanning presentation
30 Jun 2006: A software for camera calibration, laser-calibration and 3D reconstruction using a custom-build low-cost laser-scanning platform was developed and demonstrated by Julien Faucher.
Interactive camera-projector system
23 Jun 2006: An interactive camera-projector system for X11, GNU/Linux was developed and demonstrated by Juan Roldan.
Investigation on micro-manipulators
23 Jun 2006: Julien Lacheray gave a presentation on his 6 weeks project Design and development of a gripper for micromanipulation.
Mimas on Sourceforge.net
1 Jun 2006: The Mimas project page at Sourceforge.net was set up today.
MMVL presents at DISC
16 May 2006: The MMVL participated in the Digital Industrial and Scientific Convergence conference.
MiCRoN final public report released
23 Mar 2006: The public final report of the MiCRoN-project was released. You can download it here (or here). The MiCRoN project has also appeared on heise.de!
Mimas-2.0 released
15 Mar 2006: Mimas Toolkit version 2.0 released.
IEEE Advances in Cybernetic Systems 2006
Sheffield Hallam University is hosting the 2006 IEEE Conference on Advances in Cybernetic Systems.
