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Take a minute to read about notable changes in LogicNets products and applications as well as about LogicNets in the news.
LogicNets and Howard University to Collaborate
(Washington, D.C. – May 6, 2009) Jelle Ferwerda, President and CEO of LogicNets Incorporated, and John Trimble, Associate Professor & Director of Graduate Studies at the Howard University College of Engineering, Architecture, and Computer Science, are pleased to announce a collaboration between LogicNets and Howard University in the field of expert systems.
This alliance melds LogicNets' powerful expert system and extensive professional experience and Howard University's experience in intelligent systems and software engineering. The collaboration leverages both party's proficiency in Expert Systems, Knowledge Management, and Artificial Intelligence. In addition, Howard is integrating LogicNets into their graduate-level Expert Systems course starting this spring semester.
Read the press release here.
Goddard and LogicNets Collaborate in the Building of a Test-bed Environment for an Intelligent Robotic System
(Washington, DC - October 9, 2008) A new agreement between NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md., and LogicNets, Inc., is enabling collaborative development of an intelligence modeling and runtime environment for autonomous robotic systems. These intelligence models will be embedded in a variety of vehicles and will control the vehicles during various missions and tasks in different environments. The test-bed framework will also provide a means for testing new exploration technologies, procedures, and techniques.
Read the article here.
LogicNets Participates in EHS Media Roundtable
(Washington, DC - July 29-30, 2008) During the 2008 Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) Media Roundtable, Jelle Ferwerda, President and CEO of LogicNets, spoke about logic-based applications and their value to the EHS/Risk Management communities. Using expert knowledge applications like LogicNets allows resource-constrained EHS specialists to embed their specific knowledge and accomplish even more. EHS specialists from such major media outlets as ABC, CBS, ESPN, LA Times, Media General, Scripps Networks, Washington Post, and Turner Network Television participated in this conference to discuss such industry specific topics as Carbon Footprint/Energy Reduction/Renewable Energy/Sustainability, Disaster Recovery, Emergency Environmental Response, EHS Management Systems, and ANSI Z-10.
LogicNets Presents at the 2008 Lua Workshop
(Washington, DC - July 14-15, 2008) Jelle Ferwerda, President and CEO of LogicNets Corporation, participated as a keynote speaker at the 2008 Lua Workshop held at The George Washington University. This annual workshop provides a forum through which the Lua community holds in-depth discussions on the Lua programming language, its uses, and implementation in industry and academia.
Most LogicNets customers use the web-based software as a hosted service to develop and maintain their own business applications, and thousands of end users interact with these applications on a daily basis. In his presentation, Mr. Ferwerda demonstrated how Lua is used at the heart of the LogicNets system to provide impressive flexibility and performance to such customers as NASA and Ingersoll Rand. To see a copy of the presentation, click here.
For more about the workshop, visit http://www.lua.org/news.html.
LogicNets and Goddard Collaborate in the Building of a Test-bed Environment for an Intelligent Robotic System
(Washington, DC - August 10, 2007) Working with LogicNets, NASA Goddard scientists will develop an artificial intelligence (AI) test bed with the capability to predict if/how a vehicle will work in various exploration scenarios before time and funds are committed to vehicle development and mission deployment. Based on LogicNets’ expert system application modeling and runtime environments, the system will also be able to control real vehicles and to make the decisions for the interaction between the robotic vehicle systems and the environment. Goddard will contribute software procedures and rules to develop the robotic test system, thereby populating the LogicNets framework with vehicle and environmental information and parameters for testing. The two organizations will also collaboratively test learning algorithms and develop a software framework independent of any specific type of vehicle.
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LogicNets/NASA Sign Space Act Agreement
(Washington, DC - July 11, 2007) A new agreement between NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and LogicNets, Inc., is enabling collaborative development of an intelligence modeling and runtime environment for autonomous robotic systems. These intelligence models will be embedded into a variety of vehicles, and will control the vehicles during various missions and tasks in different environments. The test-bed framework will also provide a means for testing new exploration technologies, procedures and techniques. Potential applications for intelligent autonomous vehicles are vast, including mapping, exploration, and monitoring of land and water surfaces on Earth as well as unknown planetary surfaces.
Read the article here.
LogicNets Launches v2.0 of the LogicNets Designer
(Washington, DC - July 1, 2007) In July, LogicNets launches version 2.0 of the LogicNets Designer and Publisher. The Designer now files all images, documents, and data for a logicnet together with that logicnet. In addition, this updated version of the Designer includes streamlined step icons and additional menu functionality.
The updated version of the Publisher makes it even easier for users to package and publish their applications. It contains a reporting dashboard that allows for greater report customization.
Take Advantage of the Do-It-Yourself Web
(Washington, DC - July 1, 2007) On July 21, 2007 Jelle Ferwerda, LogicNets President and CEO, presented at the monthly meeting of the Institute of Industrial Engineering, National Capital Chapter. In his presentation, Ferwerda discussed how industrial engineers can take best advantage of the Do-It-Yourself Web.
For a copy of the presentation, click here.
Read the presentation here.
Knowledge Center Tools Now Available
Customers can now purchase Knowledge Center tools to add to their applications. These tools allow users to create detailed, fully searchable knowledge/help centers to include in applications. User can also include customer reference materials, including FAQs and tutorials.
NASA and LogicNets Team Up
(Washington, DC - April 13, 2007) Researchers at Goddard and LogicNets announced that they will work together to develop a robotic system that can be defined and tested in any exploration scenario. Potential applications for intelligent autonomous vehicles include mapping, exploration and monitoring of land and water surfaces on earth, as well as unknown planetary surfaces.
Read the article here.
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