The ORCHID Project – ORCHID Disaster Response on the University of Nottingham’s Research Exchange blog

Created on 21 January 2014, 10:12, by Joel Fischer

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HAC-ER: A disaster response system based on human-agent collectives

2015
Sarvapali D Ramchurn and Edwin Simpson and J.E. Fischer and T. Dong Huynh and Yuki Ikuno and Steven Reece and W Jiang and Feng Wu and J Flann and Stephen J Roberts and T Rodden and Nicholas R Jennings
An Unsupervised Training Method for Non-intrusive Appliance Load Monitoring

2014
Oliver Parson and Siddhartha Ghosh and Mark Weal and Alex Rogers
A field study of human-agent interaction for electricity tariff switching

2014
Alper Alan and Enrico Costanza and J.E. Fischer and Sarvapali D Ramchurn and T Rodden and Nicholas R Jennings
Serious Mixed Reality Games

2012
J.E. Fischer and M Flintham and D Price and J Goulding and N Pantidi and T Rodden
Unremarkable networking: the home network as a part of everyday life

2012
A. Crabtree and R. Mortier and T Rodden and P. Tolmie

We are developing systems that allow first responders, unmanned ground and aerial vehicles, and software agents to work effectively together.

We are developing novel algorithms and interfaces to optimise energy consumption and coordinate consumers and producers in the smart grid.

We are developing approaches that make full use of the skills, preferences and capabilities of citizen scientists.

Orchid Project