| The Innovation and Technology Research Laboratory is a new
Research Space in the Faculty of Information Technology at UTS.
We engineer
research prototype systems, intelligent
software agents, teaching
tools, and a wide range of dynamic web applications from Electronic
Commerce systems to a National Youth Week microsite, which went live
on February 2 and was awarded Second Place in the National
Competition.
We like to build things that think! One of our current research
projects is
Business
Robotics. We have several AIBO Robots and recently established a new
Robot Soccer Team.
Our other main interests are in Innovation, eBusiness Models and
Strategies,
eBusiness Agent
Technologies, Belief Revision, Knowledge Integration,
Interactive Marketing,
The Semantic Web, and
Software Engineering in complex business environments.
Research Community Websites
We built and host two important research communities websites:
Visitors
We have derived enormous benefit from
numerous visiting researchers including:
Who are we?
The lab is home to
Mary-Anne Williams, Christopher Stanton and Dallas Marchant.
It is also frequented by a number of our Robot Soccer Team Members
as well as Alankar Karol, Suku Sinna, and Numi Tran.
Main Software Tools
Java
JavaServer Pages
JACK Intelligent
Agents
FLASH (for multimedia web stuff)
XML
Oracle, MiniSQL and
MySQL
Research Prototype Software
SATEN
the Sagacious Agent for Theory Extraction and
revisioN a Java-based Belief Revision Engine implemented with a
object-oriented data structure for full first order logic.
ArounD Sat (ADS)
a flexible Intelligent Java-based Toolkit driven by a highly efficient
SATisfiability
engine!
VADER the World's first Java-based
Object-Oriented First Order Theorem Prover.
Teaching Software Systems and Tools
Belief Revision
Animation- its waycool! Try it!
VADER
an Object-Oriented First Order Theorem Prover System
SATEN
a Belief Revision System
HADES
a Default Logic System
Establishment
The Innovation and Technology Research Labortory recently
moved from The University of Newcastle. It was established
in July, 1999. It has provided and continues to provide the necessary
infrastructure for
a number of
projects including four funded by Australian Research Council Large
Discovery Grants,
Industry Grants, and a
National Teaching Development Grant.
Location
Location: Building 10 Level 5 Room 285.
Faculty of Information Technology
The University of Technology,
Sydney Australia
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