Microsoft (United States) — United States
Computer Science · Physical Sciences
17h-index4.5kcitations24works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics
Robotic Path Planning Algorithms(11), Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems(7), Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization(5), Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies(3), Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods(3)
Publications24 total
2002· 63 cited
2002· 676 cited
Autonomous Robots·2002· 8 cited
Human-Computer Interaction·2001· 83 cited
Autonomous Robots·2001· 14 cited
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing·2001· 30 cited
Topological World Modeling Using Semantic Spaces
2001· 34 cited
"Let There Be Light": Examining Interfaces for Homes of the Future.
International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction·2001· 69 cited
Lecture notes in computer science·2001· 298 cited
IEEE Personal Communications·2000· 78 cited
Lecture notes in computer science·2000· 529 cited
1999· 1.7k cited
The New EasyLiving Project at Microsoft Research
1998· 80 cited
A mission planning system for multiple mobile robots in unknown, unstructured, and changing environments
1998· 15 cited
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Frequent Co-authors
Anthony Stentz(8), Steven A. Shafer(7), Brian Meyers(6), John Krumm(5), R. Craig Coulter(3), Martial Hebert(3), Steve Harris(2), Gregory D. Abowd(2), J. J. Cadiz(2), Alonzo Kelly(2), Kentaro Toyama(1), Michael Hale(1), Amanda Kern(1), Jeffrey Hightower(1), G. Borriello(1), Nebojša Jojić(1), Thomas S. Huang(1), Alex Yahja(1), Sanjiv Singh(1), Anthony Stentz(1)