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In <302@snll-arpagw.llnl.gov> jdsmith@snll-arpagw.llnl.gov (smith jeff d) writes:
>	Having recently graduated as an EE and finding the real world
>not to my liking, I have decided to beat a hasty retreat to graduate
>school.  I would like to do research on autonomous mobile robots, but
>am having difficulty finding schools where this is being studied.  The
>trade journals here at the lab indicate the the MIT Insect Lab along
>with Oxford University are two big publishers of autonomous robot
>research, but where else is it going on?
>	Although this topic hasn't appeared in the few months I have
>been reading comp.robotics, I am sure it is frequently discussed, so
>(for the sake of net.bandwidth) EMAIL is preferred.  And, as always,
>I can summarize to the Net if you want.

I have summarized and posted a summary of graduate schools which do
work in robotics in Canada a while back.  As I've mentioned before,
e-mail me if you want a copy.  At the time, I had asked for information
on schools in Canada only, but I did get a couple of recommendations from
the U.S., including CMU and PSU as well as MIT (I haven't heard anything
about Oxford).  Again, write if you want me to dig up any particular
reply - I have it here somewhere....

Jonathan

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