HOFFMANN@KL.SRI.COM (Marcelo Hoffmann) (02/27/88)
COMPUTING AND HUMAN SENSES
(Exploring the future of computing through biological research)
A one day technical seminar
Saturday, March 26, 1988, 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Stanford University, Terman Engineering Building
Organized by the Committee on AI and Expert Systems of the Santa Clara
Valley Chapter of the Computer Society of the IEEE
Topics/speakers:
Vision: Dragutin Petkovic, IBM Almaden Research Center
Pattern Recognition in Digital Visual Inspection
H. Keith Nishihara, Schlumberger, Palo Alto Research
Center, Image Matching in Human and Computer Vision
Hearing: Dick Lyon, Schlumberger, Palo Alto Research,
"Analog VLSI Hearing Models"
Sensory: Joseph Rosen, Stanford Medical Center and VAHPA
Nerve Chip - The bionic switchboard
Motor: Scott Fisher, NASA Ames Research Center
Man-machine Symbiosis - Telerobotics
Smell: Walter Freeman, UC Berkeley Physiology-Anatomy Dept.
Roles of Chaos in Olfactory Processing
Registration fee includes lunch and notes. Early registration, prior
to March 11, 1988 is strongly urged to assure there is enough time to
return an acknowledgement and map showing room location. Company
P.O.'s must have payment by check and include all registration
information (preferred: fill out and enclose the form below)
For more information call the IEEE Council office at (415)327-6622
[Contact the author for the registration form. -- KIL]