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Richard Vaughan is currently seeking new MSc and PhD students to work on
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2018: Richard Vaughan is currently mostly on leave from SFU and not taking on new students into the lab. Please contact another SFU professor for great opportunities.
<p>Professors Mo Chen and Yasutaka Furukawa are world-class researchers in related areas at SFU.
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<li>2004.9.21: Torbjorn Dahl, Maja Mataric', Gaurav
Sukhatme. <i>Adaptive Spatio-Temporal Organization in Groups of
Robots.</i> (2002) Proc. IEEE/RSJ Int. Conf. Intelligent Robot
Systems (IROS'02), pp1044-1049.
<li>2003.9.14: Jens Wawerla, Gaurav Sukhatme, Maja Mataric',
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papers and books. Here are some useful ones:
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<li>Rodney Brooks, <i>A Robust Layered Control System for a Mobile
Robot</i>
<li>Rodney Brooks, <i>Intelligence Without Representation</i>,
<li>Herbert Simon, <i>The Sciences of the Artificial</i>, MIT Press,
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<li>Richard Vaughan, Kasper Stoy, Gaurav Sukhatme, Maja Mataric, <i>Go
Ahead; Make My Day: Robot Conflict Resolution By Aggressive
Competition</i>(2000) Proc. Int. Conf. Simulation of Adaptive
Behaviour, Paris, France.
<li>Richard Vaughan, Brian Gerkey, Andrew Howard. <i>On device
abstractions for portable, resuable robot code</i> (2003) IEEE/RSJ
Int. Conf. Intelligent Robot Systems (IROS;03) Las Vegas, USA.
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