ICIC team was invited by NIST to give demonstration on the cognition-driven wayfinding system at CES 2020 consumer electronic show in Las Vegas, NV, January 7-10. https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2019/12/what-catch-pscr-booth-during-ces-2020 CES is the world largest consumer technology conference. More than 4,000 technology companies… Read More
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Dr. Du awarded NSF grant on human-robot collaboration (Sep 2019)
Project promo video: Working with colleagues from Virginia Tech and Texas A&M University, Dr.Du received a new NSF grant titled “Convergence Accelerator Phase I (RAISE): Learning Environments with Advanced Robotics for Next-Generation Emergency Responders (LEARNER)”. This project seeks technology-based… Read More
Two PhD RA positions available in Fall 2019-in the area of Virtual Reality for Human-Robot Collaboration
PhD Recruitment Flyer CLICK TO SEE Two (2) PhD research assistant positions are available at the Engineering School of Sustainable Infrastructure & Environment (Civil Engineering), University of Florida, to work on a funded research project to investigate the use… Read More
ICIC Team presented at NIST PSCR annual conference (Jul 2019)
ICIC team presented the CogDNA study (a cognition-driven information systems for emergency responders) at the NIST PSCR conference in Chicago July 8-12. We were also glad to give a demo to NIST Director Dr. Walter Copan (https://www.nist.gov/people/walter-g-copan).
ICIC Lab Moved to University of Florida (Jan 2019)
ICIC Lab moved to the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering at University of Florida in January 2019. We are so excited about the new journey. Go Gators!
Dr. Du Presented at TEDxTAMU on Internet of Things (May 2018)
Dr.Du gave a TEDx talk at Texas A&M University in May 2018. “Things can talk; and the common language is their vibrations. Dr. Eric Du introduces an economic method of upgrading millions of devices into Internet of Things (IoT), which… Read More
ICIC Lab welcomes NIST Visitors (Aug 2018)
NIST Public Safety Communication Research (PSCR) team visited ICIC Lab in Aug 2018.