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Intelligent Systems http://isys.coe.psu.ac.th Research Team

i Sys - Research Domains Computer Vision Computer Graphic Image Processing Speech Processing Control system Sensors Data fusion Pattern recognition Neural network Optimization Operating system Parallel/Distributed System Computer System Design Machine Vision Artificial Intelligent Robotics Signal Processing Embedded System

i Sys - Members 9 Active Researchers 1 Assoc. Prof, 3 Asst. Prof, 4 Doctors Image processing Computer vision Control system Speech processing Signal processing Image processing Parallel Distributed system Image processing Pattern recognition Embedded Linux Telecommunication

i Sys – Current Research Projects ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

[object Object],[object Object],Intelligent RoboCup http://robocup.coe.psu.ac.th

Intelligent RoboCup Image Processing Robot Detection Artificial Intelligent Decision Control System Real-time Identification Play Strategy Electronic Communication

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Intelligent Vehicle http://robocup.coe.psu.ac.th

Intelligent Vehicle Computer Vision Recognition Road Detection Sensors Tracking Control System Real-time Electronic Mechanic Communication GPS Traffic Sign Detection Compass

[object Object],[object Object],Braille & Assistive http://braille.coe.psu.ac.th Technology

Braille & Assistive Technology Software Application Braille Notebook Keyboard Braille Display Units Development of Braille cells Braille-Thai Translation Braille-XML Thai Conversion Embedded System Real-time Stereo Vision

[object Object],[object Object],Surveillance System http://vsa-srv.coe.psu.ac.th

Visual Surveillance System Plug & Play Real-time Video Analysis Distributed & Scalability Resource management Re-configurability CPU Multiple-camera platform multi-processors ,[object Object],Memory Network Bandwidth ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Support multi-cores System

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Cell Image Analyzer

Cell Image Analyzer Quantitative Cancer Cell Analysis Neural Network Classification Method Segmentation Medical Image Processing Marker Image Enhancement Application Printing Area of Interest

[object Object],[object Object],Machine Learning

Machine Learning SVM Feature Extraction Face Detection Classification Object Recognition Machine Learning Invariant Method SIFT Harris

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Isys Research Team

1. Intelligent Systems http://isys.coe.psu.ac.th Research Team

2. i Sys - Research Domains Computer Vision Computer Graphic Image Processing Speech Processing Control system Sensors Data fusion Pattern recognition Neural network Optimization Operating system Parallel/Distributed System Computer System Design Machine Vision Artificial Intelligent Robotics Signal Processing Embedded System

3. i Sys - Members 9 Active Researchers 1 Assoc. Prof, 3 Asst. Prof, 4 Doctors Image processing Computer vision Control system Speech processing Signal processing Image processing Parallel Distributed system Image processing Pattern recognition Embedded Linux Telecommunication

6. Intelligent RoboCup Image Processing Robot Detection Artificial Intelligent Decision Control System Real-time Identification Play Strategy Electronic Communication

8. Intelligent Vehicle Computer Vision Recognition Road Detection Sensors Tracking Control System Real-time Electronic Mechanic Communication GPS Traffic Sign Detection Compass

10. Braille & Assistive Technology Software Application Braille Notebook Keyboard Braille Display Units Development of Braille cells Braille-Thai Translation Braille-XML Thai Conversion Embedded System Real-time Stereo Vision

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14. Cell Image Analyzer Quantitative Cancer Cell Analysis Neural Network Classification Method Segmentation Medical Image Processing Marker Image Enhancement Application Printing Area of Interest

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16. Machine Learning SVM Feature Extraction Face Detection Classification Object Recognition Machine Learning Invariant Method SIFT Harris

17. Intelligent Systems http://isys.coe.psu.ac.th Research Team

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