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The interactive museum tour-guide robot
, 1998
"... This paper describes the software architecture of an autonomous tour-guide/tutor robot. This robot was recently deployed in the “Deutsches Museum Bonn, ” were it guided hundreds of visitors through the museum during a six-day deployment period. The robot’s control software integrates low-level proba ..."
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-level probabilistic reasoning with high-level problem solving embedded in first order logic. A collection of software innovations, described in this paper, enabled the robot to navigate at high speeds through dense crowds, while reliably avoiding collisions with obstacles—some of which could not even be perceived
Conformal Magnetic Composite RFID for Wearable RF and Bio-Monitoring Applications
"... Abstract—This paper introduces for the first time a novel flexible magnetic composite material for RF identification (RFID) and wearable RF antennas. First, one conformal RFID tag working at 480 MHz is designed and fabricated as a benchmarking prototype and the miniaturization concept is verified. T ..."
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for the evaluation of the impact of the dielectric and magnetic loss on the antenna performance. Finally, the effect of the bending of the antenna is investigated, both on the-parameters and on the radiation pattern. The successful implementation of the flexible magnetic composite material enables the significant
Towards a Theory of Open Innovation: Three Core Process Archetypes
- In: Proceedings of the R&D Management Conference (RADMA). Sessimbra
, 2004
"... Open Innovation is a phenomenon that has become increasingly important for both practice and theory over the last few years. The reasons are to be found in shorter innovation cycles, industrial research and development’s escalating costs as well as in the dearth of resources. Subsequently, the open ..."
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. They need to deploy pathways outside their current businesses and should realise that the locus where knowledge is created does not necessarily always equal the locus of innovation- they need not both be found within the company. Experience has furthermore shown that neither the locus of innovation nor
EXPERIMENTS WITH AUTONOMOUS SOFTWARE FOR PLANETARY ROBOTS: A SIMULATION SUCCESS STORY
"... Autonomy is a key enabling factor for robotic exploration. There continues to be a large gap between autonomy software at the research level and software that is ready for insertion into near-term space missions. The Mission Simulation Facility (MSF) project attempts to bridge this gap by providing ..."
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a simulation framework and a suite of tools to support research and maturation of autonomy. The MSF has a proven track record in developing applications for simulated surface planetary missions. Moreover, the innovative framework is readily adaptable to a large range of missions by providing a
EXPERIMENTS WITH AUTONOMOUS SOFTWARE FOR PLANETARY ROBOTS: A SIMULATION SUCCESS STORY
"... Autonomy is a key enabling factor for robotic exploration. There continues to be a large gap between autonomy software (at the research level) and software that is ready for insertion into near-term space missions. The Mission Simulation Facility (MSF) project attempts to bridge this gap by providin ..."
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by providing a simulation framework and a suite of tools to support research and maturation of autonomy. The MSF has a proven basis in applications for surface planetary missions. Moreover, the innovative framework is readily adaptable to a large range of missions by providing component insertion and a mixed
Does Experience Matter? Innovations and the Productivity of ICT in German Services
"... neueren Forschungsarbeiten des ZEW. Die Beiträge liegen in alleiniger Verantwortung der Autoren und stellen nicht notwendigerweise die Meinung des ZEW dar. Discussion Papers are intended to make results of ZEW research promptly available to other economists in order to encourage discussion and sugge ..."
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with complementary organizational changes and innovations since the use of ICT enables firms to restructure their internal organization and to re–engineer business processes. In this study, it is argued that
Centre for Teaching and Learning Innovation
"... Today’s smartphones are mini multimedia computers, they are generally equipped with: 3G and WiFi internet connectivity, a 2 to 5 megapixel camera, Bluetooth for device interconnectivity, USB2 for computer connectivity and media synchronisation. They have digital media storage capacities of 1 to 16 G ..."
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between QVGA and VGA quality. These smartphones are promoted by their manufacturers as lifestyle tools to enable sharing experiences and social networking via web2.0 sites, and mobile friendly media portals (e.g. Ovi, iTunes Store). The ubiquitous connection to web2.0 tools and collaborative communication
A Decade of Innovation and Success in Virtual Learning: A World-Wide Asynchronous Graduate Program in Educational Leadership and Higher Education
"... The manuscript explains the rationale, development, and success of a computer-mediated asynchronous learning (CMAL) program of graduate studies in Educational Leadership and Higher Education offered through the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. It details the evolution of the concept focusing on an ..."
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The manuscript explains the rationale, development, and success of a computer-mediated asynchronous learning (CMAL) program of graduate studies in Educational Leadership and Higher Education offered through the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. It details the evolution of the concept focusing
Session S1B Enabling Scalability, Richer Experiences and ABET-Accreditable Learning Outcomes in Computer Science Capstone Courses Through Inversion of Control
"... Abstract- Capstone courses are expected to prepare students for the “real world ” by putting them into a microcosm of the real world. In these courses, students are given a problem of some complexity, and are expected to exercise and develop problem-solving skills as they address the problem. Within ..."
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. Within our Computer Science and Engineering program we have, over the past eight years, successfully scaled up the Capstone courses. Doing so has required innovative thinking about the roles of the students, faculty, and project sponsors. In this paper, we discuss issues with scaling up the components
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