Research
Autonomous Robots, Multi-Robot Systems, Artificial Life, Robot Software and
Simulation
I direct the Autonomy Laboratory which builds life-like machines. Our research goal is to increase the autonomy (i.e. freedom of action and energy management) of robots and other machines. My research has two main themes:
- applying models of animal behavior to solve problems in robotics and other adaptive systems;
- creating tools and techniques for programming, simulating and evaluating populations of robots.
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Education
- DPhil Computation, University of Oxford (1999)
- BA(Hons) Computing with Artificial Intelligence, University of Sussex (1993)
- BTEC OND Musical Instrument Technology (Electronics), City of London Polytechnic (1990)
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