Author: SRI International

This paper proposes a computationally efficient error control mechanism to mitigate the error propagation effect for mobile-infrastructure based localization

This paper reports on our study of the deployment of online learning communities in a large enterprise of IT services.

In this talk, the speaker will discuss PARC’s approach to circuit design and modeling in the context of building sensor systems in partnership with Thinfilm Electronics based on an ink-jet printed organic TFT process.

In this paper, we propose a method to integrate diagnosis with plan assessment to prevent plan failure, and to gain diagnostic information when needed.

Here, we present inkjet printing approaches to fabricate displays and sensor circuits.

This paper proposes the idea of pervasive learning in a production system, where the model is dynamically updated using production output.

We describe a system consisting of hypermodules (bidirectional nip assemblies and sheet director assemblies) each of which has its own computation, sensing, actuation, and communication capabilities.

We review the intertwined problems of malware and online fraud, and argue that the fact that service providers often are financially responsible for fraud causes a relative lack of incentives for clients to manage their own security well.

We have developed a low-cost, compact, fast-response wavelength detector that is well suited for the read-out of wavelength-encoded sensors.

In this paper we present the results of an investigation into collaborative building in Second Life.

In this paper we present a cost effective method to fabricate flexible, high density piezoelectric tape, and explore its potential application as a new type of Lamb wave phased array for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) through simulating the Lamb wave propagation generated from single element and multi-element arrays.