Future Concepts division- publications

This paper presents a new direct approach to determining MFMC vectors which shows 4-5 orders of magnitude performance improvement over prior algorithms.

This paper presents an overall framework for estimating component failure probabilities which includes both persistent and intermittent faults.

In this paper, we observe that the declarative nature of model-based control allows the planner to achieve production goals in multiple ways.

Abstract We present capacity scaling laws for random wireless ad hoc networks under ($n$, $m$, $k$)-cast formulation, where $n$, $m$, and $k$ denote the number of nodes in the network,…

We have developed a compact platform that combines a microfluidic quartz channel with chip-size wavelength-selective detection which records the fluorescence of particles as they traverse the channel.

This paper presents a framework for understanding tables of contents of books, journals, and magazines.

We introduce the Multi-Channel Flow-Aware Medium Access Control protocol, or (MFLAMA), an energy-efficient, schedule-based, multi-channel medium-access control (MAC) protocol designed for data gathering applications in wireless sensor networks.

This paper reports our experience extending an on-line printer controller based on AI planning to handle two significant features of our real-world domain: execution failures and multi-objective preferences.

We present DIRECT (DIsruption REsilient Content Transport), which is a content dissemination approach for ad hoc networks that exploits in-network storage and the hop-by-hop dissemination of named information objects.

We present the design and performance of a new approach to packet switching for MANETs, which we call Context Aware Protocol Engines (CAPE).

In this paper, we present a clothing recognition system that augments clothes recommendation and fashion exploration using the intelligent multi-view vision technology of the Responsive Mirror, an implicitly controlled human-computer…

In this paper we present concepts for the collaborative annotation and structuring of paper documents and digital documents in both distributed and co-located settings.