Intelligent Systems Research @ Murdoch University

The Intelligent Systems Research Group (ISRG) is established within the School of Information Technology in Murdoch University to identify and nurture promising research areas in the disciplines of intelligent and thinking systems. The ISRG serves as the focal point for intelligent data analysis and data mining related research. We also focus on development activities among the school, university, industry, and business. Research in ISRG is conducted by academic members, postgraduate students, and undergraduate students from the School of Information Technology in Murdoch University.

If you would like to know more information or explore research collaborations, please do not hesitate to contact us.

If you have any queries or comments, please feel free to contact any member of the research group.

Information:

• Associate Professor Lance Fung is a Board of Governor for IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Society.

• Associate Professor Kevin Wong is the Vice President of the Asia Pacific Neural Network Assembly.

• Associate Professor Kevin Wong is a member of the IEEE Emergent Technologies Technical Committee (ETTC) of the Computational Intelligence Society (CIS).

• Ning Chamchong has been named as a finalist in the 2009 Google Australia and New Zealand Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship

• Associate Professor Lance Fung received the Perth Convention Bureau scholarship.

• IEEE 125th Anniversary address by US Consul General at Murdoch University

Entertainment Robot - iThaiStar 

iThaiStar - Using software and low-cost off-the-shelf robot to provide entertainment and cultural appreciation for people. The student successfully developed the first prototype to perform Thai cultural dance. This project was featured prominently in Thailand's national media.

Intelligent Processing of Ancient Palm Leaves 

This project aims to create an intelligent system to extract Thai text information from Thai ancient palm leaves. The information that can be extracted from these ancient Thai palm leaves range from history, culture to medical information.