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Michael A Eriksen

Senior Software Engineer
Artificial Intelligence Center

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Home Page: http://www.ai.sri.com/~eriksen

Current Projects

Karto Development
The Karto^TM SDK leverages three decades of leading edge research by SRI International to provide high accuracy navigation, mapping, and exploration functionality across a broad range of mobile robot platforms.

Past Projects

	A Knowledge Entry System for Subject Matter Experts The goal of SHAKEN project is to enable subject matter experts , without any assistance from AI technologists, to assemble the models of processes and mechanisms so that questions about them can be answered by declarative inference and simulation.
	Centibots very large-scale robot teams This is a joint project with Stanford, University of Washington, and ActiveMedia Robotics, to design, implement and demonstrate a computational framework for the coordination of very large robot teams, consisting of at least 100 small, resource limited robots, on an indoor reconnaissance task.
	Creating and Visualizing the Digital Earth Developing a connected suite of technologies with the vision of enabling a massive, scalable, and open model of the planet where millions of users can interact with vast quantities of geographically referenced data over the Web
	TEAMBOTICA: A Robotic framework for integrated teaming, tasking, networking and control Teambotica is a research initiative to develop the computational framework necessary for intelligent, autonomous teams of robots to operate in hostile environments.

Software

Karto Robotic SDK
Karto SDK for robot on the move

TerraVision
TerraVision is a distributed, interactive terrain visualization system developed by SRI International. It allows users to navigate, in real time, through a 3-D graphical representation of a real landscape created from elevation data and aerial images of that landscape. All data can be distributed over the Web and support is provided for overlaying GeoVRML 3D models.

Publications

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Régis Vincent, Benoit Morisset, Andrew Agno, Michael Eriksen, Charlie Ortiz. CENTIBOTS: LARGE-SCALE AUTONOMOUS ROBOTIC SEARCH AND RESCUE EXPERIMENT, in 2nd International Joint Topical Meeting on Emergency Preparedness & Response and Robotics & Remote Systems, March 2008. [PDF, Details]
Vincent, R. and Dieter, F. and Ko, J. and Konolige, K. and Limketkai, B. and Morisset, B. and Ortiz, C. and Schulz, D. and Stewart, B. Distributed Multirobot Exploration, Mapping, and Task Allocationin Special Issue on Multi-Robot Coverage, Search, and Exploration, Annals of Math and Artificial Intelligence journal (AMAI) , 2008. [Details]
Centibots: Very large scale distributed robotic teams, 2004. [PDF, Details]
Konolige, K. and Ortiz, C. and Vincent, R. and Agno, A. and Eriksen, M. and Limketkai, B. and Lewis, M. and Briesemeister, L. and Ruspini, E. and Fox, D. and Ko, J. and Sftewart, B. and Guibas, L. Large-Scale Robot Teamsin Multi-Robot Systems: From Swarms to Intelligent Autonoma, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003. [Details]
Leclerc, Y., Reddy, M., Eriksen, M., Brecht, J., and Colleen, D. SRI’s Digital Earth Project, Technical Note 560. AI Center, SRI International, 333 Ravenswood Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025, Aug 2002. [PDF, Details]

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