The Machine Intelligence Laboratory is part of the Information Engineering Division of Cambridge University Engineering Department.
To see how we fit into the structure of the rest of the Department, see the Research Groups home pages page.
An overview of the laboratory, and a list of current research projects are available.
The Machine Intelligence Laboratory comprises three research groups:
3D models from uncalibrated images. Object recognition. Augmented reality. Human-computer interfaces. Visually guided robot navigation and manipulation. Robot locomotion and manipulation. Bio-inspired soft sensors and actuators.
Continuous speech recognition and transcription, spoken dialogue systems, synthesis and coding. Machine translation.
3D ultrasound acquisition and visualisation, ultrasound deconvolution and stiffness imaging, osseous cortical thickness estimation in CT. The Stradx and Stradwin systems.
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