MIT AI lab projects and publications
This is an incomplete list of lab projects, which will grow as the
members of the lab make things available.
General Background on Research at the Lab
- Lab Summary
- An excerpt from the MIT President's Report which briefly
describes the ongoing projects at the Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory.
- Lab publications
- On-line access to recent publications, searchable indices of all
publications, and pointers into the ftp directory.
Robotics and Machine Vision
- Computer Vision
- The Computer Vision Group at the MIT AI Lab.
- Mobile robotics
- The Mobile Robot Group at the MIT AI Lab.
Learning Systems
- Center for
Biological and Computational Learning
- CBCL, the Center for Biological and Computational Learning at MIT,
provides a High Performance Computing environment in order to foster
the development of multidisciplinary approaches to the study of
problems in the fields of intelligence and learning.
Information Access
- Intelligent Information
Infrastructure Project
- The Intelligent Information Infrastructure Project researches
general systems for distributing and retrieving
information. The project has built automated tools for managing
outbound and inbound communications flows, whether via email,
distributed hypermedia, or other electronic media. Its members
conduct research on interactive tools for wide-area
communication, including approaches to natural language
understanding.
Computing Systems and Environments
- Transit Project
- The MIT Transit Project aims to design, build, program, and utilize
novel massively parallel MIMD computer architectures. We utilize cutting
edge technology to achieve practical systems with a high degree of both
scalar and parallel performance. To make very large computer systems
practical, we are concerned with fault-tolerance and scalability.
- Concurrent VLSI
Architecture Group
- The MIT Concurrent VLSI Architecture (CVA) Group
investigates methods for applying VLSI technology to information
processing problems. Ongoing projects address issues in parallel
computer architecture, parallel computer software, interconnection
networks, special purpose processor design, and VLSI design.
- Abacus Project
- The Abacus project is building a high performance SIMD computer
targeted at early vision applications.
- Project MAC
- The MIT Project on Mathematics and Computation (a.k.a. Switzerland).
- The Scheme
Underground
- A project to develop a new, highly portable
programming environment for Unix, the World Wide Web, and wearable
computers.
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Robert Thau --- rst@ai.mit.edu