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Biotracking
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Head: Manuela Veloso
Contact: Manuela Veloso (veloso@cs.cmu.edu)
Mailing address:
Carnegie Mellon University
Robotics Institute
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Associated lab/group: MultiRobot Lab
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Project Description
We are investigating algorithms for automatically tracking and modeling the behavior of multiagent systems. We have selected social insects as research subjects because they can be observed in a laboratory environment and they provide a rich source of data for testing our algorithms.
Our goals are
- new multiagent science:
our observing technologies will provide a wealth of data for testing and developing multiagent observation algorithms. We envision a multiagent system (multiple cameras and computers) observing multiagent systems (insects, people).
- new biological science:
we can use the technologies developed in our lab to substantially advance the state of knowledge of social insect behavior.
To accomplish these goals we are conducting long-term observation of captive ant colonies in our lab, and in collaboration with the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
Past members
Name - Title <Email Address>
- [Home] Tucker Balch -
Adjunct Faculty (Adjunct) <trb@ri.cmu.edu>
- Gal Kaminka -
PhD Student, CS <galk@cs.cmu.edu>
- [Home] Patrick Riley -
PhD Student, CS <pfr@cs.cmu.edu>
- Rande Shern -
Masters Student, MLD <rande@andrew.cmu.edu>
- Ashley Stroupe -
PhD Student, RI
- [Home] Manuela Veloso -
Professor, CS <veloso@cs.cmu.edu>
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