Ozbot - Interview with Mick

Professor Saeid Nahavandi is the director of Deakin University’s Centre for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR). Through investigating and developing algorithms and methodologies which provide practical resolutions for real problems in the world. Accompanied by a generation of robotic control systems help the improvement of investigations and venture consistency . (CISR) at Deakin is filled with more than 50 researchers in the centre. <br />
Haptic Enabled Art Realisation Project:The Haptic Enabled Art Realisation project consist of having a technological stage which allows disabled (blind and visually impaired) individuals to physically ‘feel ’ the visual illustration of  information contained within 2D visual art forms.

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Professor Saeid Nahavandi is the director of Deakin University’s Centre for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR). Through investigating and developing algorithms and methodologies which provide practical resolutions for real problems in the world. Accompanied by a generation of robotic control systems help the improvement of investigations and venture consistency . (CISR) at Deakin is filled with more than 50 researchers in the centre. Haptic Enabled Art Realisation Project:The Haptic Enabled Art Realisation project consist of having a technological stage which allows disabled (blind and visually impaired) individuals to physically ‘feel ’ the visual illustration of information contained within 2D visual art forms.

Professor Saeid Nahavandi is the director of Deakin University’s Centre for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR). Through investigating and developing algorithms and methodologies which provide practical resolutions for real problems in the world. Accompanied by a generation of robotic control systems help the improvement of investigations and venture consistency . (CISR) at Deakin is filled with more than 50 researchers in the centre. <br>
Haptic Enabled Art Realisation Project:The Haptic Enabled Art Realisation project consist of having a technological stage which allows disabled (blind and visually impaired) individuals to physically ‘feel ’ the visual illustration of  information contained within 2D visual art forms.

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