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Contents 1 Geometric and Intelligent Computing Laboratory 2 People 3 Active Research Projects 4 Past Research Projects 5 Papers and Presentations 6 Topics 7 Classes 8 Coordinated Robot Information

Geometric and Intelligent Computing Laboratory

Drexel University's Geometric and Intelligent Computing Laboratory (GICL) was established by Dr. Regli in 1997. GICL is supported by both direct external and internal research funding from a number of corporations and government agencies. The Lab's current projects involve collaboration with universities (Carnegie Mellon University, University of Southern California, The University of Maryland at College Park, Penn State), corporations (AT&T, SDRC, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin), and government labs (NIST, Los Alamos National Labs). We also have interactions with many local high technology and manufacturing industries in the Philadelphia Metropolitan Region through these research projects and the Drexel University Co-op program.

Since 1997, GICL has supported over 100 graduate and undergraduate students, producing 25 M.S. theses and M.S.S.E. projects. Several of GICL students are pursuing Ph.D. studies at GICL as well as at other universities.

People

• William C. Regli, Professor and Director
• Students

Active Research Projects

• Applied Communications and Information Networking

• NDIIPP/LoC: DIGITAL ENGINEERING ARCHIVES

• Digital Archiving and Retrieval Tool

• SRB

• Engineering Format Registry

• CIBER-U

• CI-TEAMS: Engineering Informatics for Bio-Inspired Robotics

• NSF/DARPA CARGO: Computational Representations of Swept Volumes

Past Research Projects

• ITR: Computer Aided Tissue Engineering

• ONR Process Knowledge Repositories

• NSF CAREER

• NSF KDI

• NSF SGER

Papers and Presentations

• Paper Directory

Topics

• Semantic Web

Classes

• List of classes.
• AI Planning - Summer 2009

Coordinated Robot Information

• Robot Courses Database
• Educational Roomba Toolkit

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Geometric and Intelligent Computing Laboratory
Department of Computer Science, Drexel University
Director: Dr. William C. Regli