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we are
TC Chair
University of Passau, Germany
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Members
- Akimoto Kamiya, Kushiro National College
of Technology, Japan
- Arijit Bhattacharya, The Patent Office,
Kolkata, India
- Mario Köppen, Kyuhsu Institute of
Technology, Japan
- Mark J. Embrechts, Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute, USA
- Mo-Yuen Chow, North Carolina State University, USA
- Seppo Ovaska, Helsinki University of
Technology, Finland
- Tamal Bose, Utah State University, USA
Mo-Yuen Chow, North Carolina State University, USA
- Xiao-Zhi Gao, Helsinki University of
Technology, Finland
- Yuichi Motai, University of Vermont,
USA
- Yukinori Suzuki, Muroran Institute of
Technology, Japan
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Our
goals
The primary objective
of the Industrial Applications Technical Committee is to promote
research, development, innovations, technical activities,
and international collaboration in the area of industrial
applications, and advance the emerging concept of Fusion of
Soft Computing and Hard Computing. Recently, we began new
activities related to the fresh field of Artificial Immune
Systems and Their Applications. In the near future, we will
also focus on self-organizing technical systems with emergent
behavior.
What
we are doing
- An edited volume of 11 chapters, Computationally
Intelligent Hybrid Systems: The Fusion of Soft Computing
and Hard Computing, was published by Wiley - IEEE Press
in October 2004
- In May 2005, we organized the 4th IEEE
International Workshop on Soft Computing as Transdiciplinary
Science and Technology in Muroran, Japan (SMCS as a Technical
Co-Sponsor)
- In June 2005, we organized the 4th SMCia
workshop in Espoo, Finland (fully sponsored by the SMCS)
- In July 2006, we organized the 1st SMCals
workshop (SMCals/06) in Logan, Utah
- In August 2007, we will organize
the 5th SMCia workshop (SMCia/07) in Passau, Germany
- In June 2008, we organized the
2008 IEEE Conference on Soft Computing in Industrial Applications
(SMCia/08) in Muroran, Japan
- SMCia/10 will take place in Troy, NY, USA
Why
don't you join us?
- Interacting with experts in the fusion
of soft computing and hard computing, which is a new and
truly important field of research and development.
- Organizing two exciting workshop series:
"Soft Computing in Industrial Applications (SMCia)"
and "Adaptive and Learning Systems (SMCals)".
- Making friends from different parts
of the world.
- Exchanging research ideas and
collaborating in possible joint research projects
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