Leonardo A. Martucci, – Abstract: In this presentation we report on our work in measuring the usability of rule sets in terms of how easy it is for system administrators to understand and manage them. We begin with a … Continued
Chris Mavrogiannis, Cornell University – Abstract: Crowded human environments such as pedestrian scenes constitute challenging domains for mobile robots, for a variety of reasons including the heterogeneity of pedestrians’ decision making mechanisms, the lack of universal formal rules regulating traffic, … Continued
Thomas Durieux, INRIA – Abstract: Patch creation is one of the most important actions in the life cycle of an application. Creating patches is a time-consuming task. Not only because it is difficult to create a sound and valid patch, … Continued
Dan Grollman, Misty Robotics – Abstract: In this talk I’ll present some ideas on how to make your robot truly your own. Beyond sensing, thinking, and acting, robots need to feel and express their own unique interpretation of the world … Continued
The “2nd International School on Enabling Technologies, Applications, and Methods for Emerging 5G Systems”, dedicated to Ph.D. students, took place at Técnico, from 22nd to 26th October. Detailed information about the event is available at http://grow.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/PhD-School-Emerging5GTechs_Lisbon_Oct2018_Programme_v5.pdf
Yair Amir , Johns Hopkins University – Abstract: Emerging applications such as remote manipulation and remote robotic surgery require communication that is both timely and reliable, but the Internet natively supports only communication that is either completely reliable with no … Continued
Gert Jan Hofstede, Wageningen Universiteit – Abstract: Gert Jan will discuss ‘artificial sociality’, the subject for which he was recently appointed professor. It is about foundational conceptual models of human sociality based on social science, for use in agent-based … Continued
Max Grossman, RICE UNIVERSITY – Abstract: Many problems can benefit from being phrased as a graph processing or graph analytics problem: infectious disease modeling, insider threat detection, fraud prevention, social network analysis, and more. These problems all share a common … Continued
INESC-ID organized the 16th edition of the International Conference on Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Telecommunications, between 15 and 17 of October 2018 at the Holiday Inn Lisbon, Portugal. ITST conference was founded by the National Institute of Information and Communication Technology … Continued
Christoph Kirsch, University of Salzburg – Abstract: Selfie is a self-contained 64-bit, 10-KLOC implementation of (1) a self-compiling compiler written in a tiny subset of C called C* targeting a tiny subset of 64-bit RISC-V called RISC-U, (2) a self-executing … Continued
