The Intelligent Robots Group at Curtin University is currently on hiatus as Dr. Raymond Sheh has taken up an appointment as a Research Professor with the Institute for Soft Matter Synthesis and Metrology at Georgetown University in Washington DC! He continues to be associated with Curtin University as an adjunct Senior Lecturer, in support of […]
Raymond and Archer, Local Chair for RoboCup Rescue 2019 and Head of Rapidly Manufactured Robot Challenge respectively, are presenting at the Perth Machine Learning Group meeting! See this link for the Meetup and this link for the presentation!
Dr Raymond Sheh will be giving a talk on Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) at the Engineering, IT and Telecommunications in WA meetup on Tuesday 20 August 2019, 5.30pm in Curtin University Building 500, room 1102AB:EX (at the ChemCentre building near the Manning Rd entrance of Curtin University). This talk aims to give an overview as […]
The RoboCup 2019 World Championships will be held in Sydney this year and the Intelligent Robots Group at Curtin University is playing a crucial role in putting on this world-class event! Dr Raymond Sheh from the Intelligent Robots Group is the Local Chair of the RoboCupRescue Robot League and is responsible for all local arrangements […]
On Thursday the 11th of April, Raymond Sheh from the Intelligent Robots Group will be giving an invited talk about the RoboCup Competitions at the Perth Machine Learning Group meeting, specially hosted by Microsoft at ENEX100, 100 St Georges Terrace, Perth! Doors open 5.30pm (building locks 6pm). See the Meetup page to RSVP and for […]
The Intelligent Robots Group is working with various US Government departments to improve drone safety! Dr Raymond Sheh traveled to Crozet, Virginia, USA to support the deployment of prototypical DHS-NIST-ASTM International Standard Test Methods for Response Robots, particularly as they relate to operator proficiency and sensing for drones used in public safety applications. The deployment […]
Dr Raymond Sheh will be presenting at the Perth Machine Learning Group (PMLG) meeting, 20th December 2018 at the EY building in Perth. Click here for details and here for the Prezi! The Open Academic Robot Kit and RoboCup Rescue **** This event is high school kids friendly event. All teenagers must be accomplished by […]
Dr Raymond Sheh will be presenting at the Perth Machine Learning Group (PMLG) meeting, 4th October 2018 at the EY building in Perth. Click here for details and here for the Prezi! Explainable AI: Requirements, capabilities and why you should care. Machine Learning (ML) in general, and Deep Learning in particular, has seen incredible advances […]
Dr Raymond Sheh was invited to give the opening presentation at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) Workshop on Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) in Melbourne, Australia in late August, 2017. He presented a preliminary categorisation for explanations with the specific aim of matching the explanatory requirements of different users and applications with the […]
The Intelligent Robots Group lead the RoboCupRescue Robot League’s Rapidly Manufactured Robot Challenge at the RoboCup World Championships, held in Nagoya in July 2017! This competition saw students under 19 years of age (mostly high school students) from all around the world compete in the Major RoboCupRescue competition at the 30cm scale using robots built […]
The Intelligent Robots Group traveled to Toronto, Canada in June 2017 to support the US National Institute of Standards and Technology in their dissemination of the DHS-NIST-ASTM International Standard Test Methods for Response Robots among the Canadian Explosive Ordnance Disposal community. Dr Raymond Sheh of the Intelligent Robots Group was responsible for the suite of […]
Dr Raymond Sheh from the Intelligent Robots Group took the Open Academic Robot Kit and Rapidly Manufactured Robot Challenge on the road for the RoboCup Junior USA Championships in late May, 2017! The aim is to increase North American participation in this competition, which aims to bridge the gap between RoboCup Junior (for students aged […]
The Intelligent Robots Group was part of the International Organising Committee for the RoboCupRescue Robot League competition at the 2017 RoboCup German Open, held in early May, 2017 in Magdeburg, Germany. This continues our longstanding collaboration with the US National Institute of Standards and Technology, in support of their international academic outreach activities.
Raymond Sheh of the Intelligent Robots Group was invited to give a keynote talk on the DHS-NIST-ASTM International Standard Test Method project at the Symposium on the Research and Development Program for Robot Performance Evaluation Methods, held by the Japanese New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) in March, 2017. Click here for more […]
The Intelligent Robots Group supported the recent Standard Test Methods for Response Robots testing event, held at the Virginia Beach Fire and Rescue Training Facility, in conjunction with the meeting of the newly-elevated ASTM E54.09 Committee on Homeland Security Applications: Response Robots. Personnel at the Intelligent Robots Group have a long-standing relationship with this committee, […]
Everyone at the Intelligent Robots Group would like to wish all of you a safe and happy holiday season and a productive, prosperous New Year!
In Late November 2016, Dr Raymond Sheh of the Intelligent Robots Group traveled to the Japan Atomic Energy Agency’s Naraha Robot Test Facility in Fukushima prefecture, to present work being performed in collaboration with NIST on the development of standard test methods for response robots and associated events. As part of this, Dr Sheh presented […]
The Intelligent Robots Group is working with NIST in establishing a collaboration with the Korean Atomic Energy Research Institute, focusing on the testing of robots for nuclear response. As part of this, in mid October 2016, Dr Raymond Sheh from the Intelligent Robots Group traveled to Daejeon in South Korea as part of the NIST […]