Jun 26, 2012

Project 54 Continues to Lead Development of Human-Computer Interactions

Project54 is a system that was developed in 1999 by UNH’s Consolidated Advanced Technologies Laboratory (CATlab) to operate a patrol car’s equipment—radio, siren, lights, radar, etc.—with voice commands, allowing police officers to keep their hands and eyes on the road. Andrew Kun, associate professor electrical and computer engineering and Project54’s principal investigator, is continuing to... Read more

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Tags: 2012, Andrew Kun, CATlab, Consolidated Advanced Technologies Laboratory, human-computer interactions, patrol car, Project54