University of Maryland researchers developed an artificial intelligence model that learns how hands, tools and objects move from videos and then uses those patterns to help robots perform tasks.
Jonathan Fernandes
Senior Lecturer, Mathematics
Jerry Wu
Lecturer
Emre Gunduzhan
Project Manager and Chief Engineer of Communication and Networking Systems Group, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
Toki Inan
AI Data Scientist at FocusKPI
Armin Mehrabian
Principal AI/ML Software Engineer at NASA
Sandra Cerrai
Professor of Mathematics
Sujeong Kim
Computer Science Lecturer
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