“Multiple Autonomous Vehicles, Perception and Planning”: Prof. Ferrari and her collaborators are finding solutions for decentralized task-aware perception and asynchronous planning for autonomous agents. Read the full story here.
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LISC Research Story by Cornell Chronicle
“Study explores moth brains to improve drone flight”: in collaboration with Prof. Simon Sponberg at Georgia Tech, LISC research attempts to understand the sensory modal system of small fliers and translate the principles to aerial vehicles. Read the full story here.
LISC Graduation Celebration and PE Challenge.
The LISC celebrates Taylor Clawson’s graduation and hikes along a beautiful gorge trail after lunch. You can find the LISC activities page for many fun and physically challenging activities here.
Silvia Ferrari at TEDxVerona
Professor Ferrari gave a talk in TEDxVerona on the robot perception, “Do Robots Dream of Electric Sheep?”. See the full description of the event here.
LISC Research Story by Cornell Research
“Autonomous Sonar Imaging”: A new story from Cornell Research detailing a current project in the LISC. Read the full story here.
Jake Gemerek has received the Commercialization Fellowship
Jake Gemerek has been selected as a Commercialization Fellow at Cornell. He will explore the commercial potential in sensor control for autonomous perception and also participate in the NSF I-Corps program for customer discovery. Read the full description here.
The ‘AI-Women’ project is now published as a book!
The ‘AI-Women’ project is now published as a book! You can find Professor Silvia Ferrari’s interview including information about the LISC here.
Interview with Professor Ferrari in AI-Women!
Professor Silvia Ferrari discusses her career as one of the most prominent women in the area of artificial intelligence. Read the full interview here!
Taylor Clawson Featured in Cornell Engineering Spotlight!
Taylor Clawson has been featured in the faculty/student/alumni spotlight for the Cornell College of Engineering! The spotlight features individuals and groups that do amazing work that is of the highest quality in all of the Cornell College of Engineering. Read the full story here.
Outreach at Ithaca High School
Professor Ferrari and her PhD students visited Mrs. Gauri Kolhatkar’s 9th-Grade Honors Geometry class at the Ithaca High School to discuss how important fundamental geometry skills are for cutting edge research and technology. See the full description of the event here.