Research Labs at CIM
CIM's fundamental research objectives and underlying philosophy have remained the same throughout its history -- to push forward the foundations of intelligent systems through scientific discovery, to educate new generations of cyberneticists and to apply this knowledge to the development of technologies that address the complex needs of modern society.
The Centre's research program is expressed around four themes designed to reflect the rapid evolution of the sector of Intelligent Systems:
- artificial perception
- robotics
- systems and control
- human-machine interface
Further information about the research and innovation happening in CIM's labs can be obtained by visiting their respective web pages:
Research Lab |
Lab Director(s) |
Location |
Aerospace Mechatronics Lab |
Prof. Inna Sharf & Prof. Meyer Nahon |
MD 149 |
Appearance Modelling Lab |
Prof. Michael Langer |
MC 337 |
Applied Dynamics Group |
Prof. Jozsef Kovecses |
MC 418 |
Artificial Perception |
Prof. Frank Ferrie |
MC 444 |
Computation, Visualization and Realization Lab |
Prof. Kaleem Siddiqi |
MC 202, 404 |
Computer Animation and Interaction Capture Lab |
Prof. Paul Kry |
MD 453, 456 |
Graphics Lab |
Prof. Derek Nowrouzezahrai |
MD 453, 456 |
Intelligent Automation Lab |
Prof. Benoit Boulet |
MC 503 |
Intelligent Multimodal Video Analysis |
Prof. Martin Levine |
MC 538 |
Mobile Robotics |
Prof. Gregory Dudek |
MC 417 |
Probabilistic Vision Group |
Prof. Tal Arbel |
MC 412 |
Reasoning and Learning Lab |
Prof. Joelle Pineau |
MC 108, 111, 112 |
Robotic Mechanical Systems Laboratory |
Prof. Jorge Angeles |
MC 418 |
Shape Analysis |
Prof. Kaleem Siddiqi |
MC 202, 404 |
Shared Reality and Intelligent Environments |
Prof. Jeremy Cooperstock |
MC 434, 435, 436 |
Visual Motor Research Lab |
Prof. James Clark |
MC 407, 408 |
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