Intelligent Systems Lab (ISLab)

The driving theme of the Intelligent Systems Laboratory is Research and Development of Decentralized Systems, including Multi-Robot, Multi-Agent and Management systems. Our distinctive feature is that we bring together people with a common background on Systems Theory, but different approaches to modeling, analysis and synthesis of Intelligent Systems, mainly coming from Artificial Intelligence and Systems and Control Theory.

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The driving theme of the Intelligent Systems Laboratory is Research and Development of Decentralized Systems, including Multi-Robot, Multi-Agent and Management systems. Our distinctive feature is that we bring together people with a common background on Systems Theory, but different approaches to modeling, analysis and synthesis of Intelligent Systems, mainly coming from Artificial Intelligence and Systems and Control Theory.

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Publications

[1] João A. Garcia, Pedro Lima, Isabel Aldinhas Ferreira, João Sequeira, Rodrigo Ventura, Improving Human Behavior Using POMDPs with Gestures and Speech Recognition, Cognitive Architectures, Springer, pp 145-163, 2018
[1] S. Witwicki, J. C. Montoya, João Messias, J. Reis, Jesús Capitán, Francisco Melo, Pedro Lima, Matthijs Spaan, A Testbed for Autonomous Robot Surveillance (Demonstration), Proc. of AAMAS 2014 - 13th International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, pp. 1635-1636, Paris, France, 2014 - PDF
[2] R. Gafaniz, João Sanches, Neuronal Electrical Activity, Energy Consumption and Mitochondrial ATP Restoration Dynamics: a Physiological based Model for FMRI, Proc. of ISBI 2011 - 8th IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging, Chicago, Illinois, USA, 2011