LABSCA - Laboratório de Sistemas Computacionais Autônomos
LABSCA - Autonomous Computational Systems Lab
LABSCA - Laboratório de Sistemas Computacionais Autônomos
LABSCA - Autonomous Computational Systems Lab
LABSCA provides physical and computational infrastructure support for research projects in Machine Learning, Autonomous Vehicles, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Vision and, more generally, topics involving autonomous operation of mobile computing systems in unmodeled or only partially modeled environments. Due to its nature, the Lab's activities are multidisciplinar, and involve concepts of Computing, Electronics and Mechanics. We are engajed in design and experimentation of technologies for real scenarios, construction of proofs of concept. These efforts may constitute new knowledge through academic dissemination or become products through Intellectual property rights.
Research Areas: Autonomous systems, Robotics, Computational Vision, Machine Learning, Applied Artificial Intelligence, Complex Systems and Multiagent Systems
The laboratory works in an integrated manner with specific work subgroups such as the AIRGroup, dedicated to research on multi-robot systems and complex networks, and ITAndroids, dedicated to Mobile Robotics projects for academic competitions.
The AIRGroup is a research group from the Division of Computer Engineering and Electronics from Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (ITA). The group was founded by Prof. Dr. Carlos H. C. Ribeiro in 2013. We work with different research areas. We are located at Centro Tecnológico de Aeronáutica (CTA) in São José dos Campos - SP - Brazil.
ITAndroids is a Robotics team composed of undergraduate and graduate students of ITA (Aeronautics Institute of Technology), in São José dos Campos. The team participates in competitions in Robotics and related areas since 2005.
The AIAF Group is a research group from ITA. The group was founded by Prof. Dr. Paulo André L. Castro. We research on the most recent AI technologies than can be applied to Finance.
WAIAF aims to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, experiences and concerns related to applications of Artificial Intelligence to Finance.
The Data Science PRINT CAPES Project is part of the PRINT program. The Data science project aims to foster collaboration between ITA and remarkable International Universities in the Data science field.
