Multimedia
Information Systems Laboratory
Multimedia Information Systems Laboratory conducts research on
human-computer interaction. Technical projects include speech
recognition, speech synthesis, hands-free sound pickup, audio and video
coding, distributed computing, database query by image content, and
high-speed data networking. The primary focus of the laboratory is to
make it easier for humans to communicate with complex computers and
with each other, and to access the vast amounts of information stored
online.
Slides
from the presentation given by Dr. James L. Flanagan.
Current
Research Groups and Projects
Past
Research Groups and Projects
Last updated on 09/15/2003 by
Bogdan Dorohonceanu.
Groupware
and Networking (DISCIPLE)
Knowledge and Distributed Intelligence (KDI)
Microphone Arrays
Multimodal
User Interaction
