Biography
Daniela Rus is a professor in the EECS department at MIT.
She co-directs the CSAIL Center for Robotics.
Previously, she was an assistant professor, associate professor, and professor in the Computer Science Department at Dartmouth. She holds a PhD is Computer Science from Cornell University. Her research interests include robotics, mobile computing, sensor networks, and information organization. She is a Class of 2002 MacArthur Fellow.
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Publications
- Distributed Motion Planning for 3D MOdular Robots with Unit-Compressible Modules (with Z. Butler), to appear in IJRR 2003 Also in proceedings of WAFR 2003.
- Networked Robots: Flying Robot Navigation with a Sensor Net (with P. Corke and R. Peterson), in Proceedings of the 2003 International Symposium on Robotics Research.
- Power Delivery and Locomotion of Untethered Micro-Actuators (with B. Donald, C. Levey, C. McGray, and M. Sinclair), to appear in IEEE JMEMS 2003. Also in Porceedings of ISRR 2003.
- Distributed Algorithms for Guiding Navigation Across a Sensor Net (with Q. Li and M. deRosa), in Proceedings of Mobicom 2003.
- Reconfiguration Planning for Heterogeneous Self-reconfiguring Robots (with R. Fitch and Z. Butler), in Proceedings of IROS 2003.
Awards- Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence: Fellow
- ACM SenSys 2004: Best paper
- MacArthur Foundation: MacArthur Fellows Program
- NSF: Career Award
- Sloan Foundation: Research Fellowship
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