Department of Cybernetics
Gerstner Laboratory |
Center for Machine Perception |
Faculty of Electrical Engineering |
Czech Technical University
About
The Department of Cybernetics is aimed at high-quality research in
artificial intelligence, machine perception, robotics, and biomedical
engineering with the focus to multi-agent systems, machine learning, data
mining, pattern recognition, knowledge-based systems, medical data
processing and collaborative robotics. The research is carried out in two
co-operating centres - The Gerstner
Laboratory for Intelligent Decision
Making and Control and The Centre of Machine Perception. The Department
offers a wide range of undergraduate and postrgraduate courses and is
responsible for the Ph.D. branch of study "AI and Biocybernetics" with more
than 50 Ph.D. students enrolled.
Selected research demos
Air Traffic Control
Mobile Robotics
I4Control®
Face Detector (live)
3D Reconstruction
News
- Milan Rollo successfully defended his PhD thesis: Communication Resource Management in Tactical Networks (supervisor: Prof. Vladimir Marik). Congratulations! Dec 15, 2009
- Lenka Novakova successfully defended her PhD thesis: Visualization data for Data Mining (supervisor: Prof. Olga Stepankova). Congratulations! Dec 14, 2009
- Karel Filip successfully defended his PhD thesis: Quantitative Association Rules Mining (supervisor: Dr. Jiri Klema). Congratulations! Dec 14, 2009
- Jan Sochman successfully defended his PhD thesis on Learning for Sequential Classification (supervisor: Dr Jiri Matas). Congratulations! Look at PDF of the thesis. Dec 2, 2009
- CSKI prize for the best PhD work in 2008: Karel Zimmermann's PhD thesis Fast Learnable Methods for Object Tracking, co-supervised by Jiri Matas and Tomas Svoboda, was awarded the Antonin Svoboda prize for the best PhD dissertation in the Czech Republic in the field of cybernetics and informatics in 2008. The prize was awarded by the Czech Society for Cybernetics and Informatics (CSKI). Look at a demo page with details and accompanied publications. Congratulations! (June 2009)
- The team FELBOT won the national autonomous robots contest EUROBOT 2009 (April 24, 2009). The team FELaaCzech scored the 3rd place. Both teams have been supported by the Department of Cybernetics, Intelligent and Mobile Robotics Group. Congratulations! ... read more
- New study programme Open informatics opened in the winter semester 2009/2010.