Montreal, Canada interdepartmental McGill University research centre founded 1985, studying robotics, computer vision, haptics and control across engineering.
The Centre for Intelligent Machines (CIM) is an interdepartmental research centre at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, established in 1985 by faculty from across the Faculties of Engineering and Science. It is a university research unit rather than a company, drawing members from the School of Computer Science and the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.
CIM's research spans robotics, artificial intelligence, computer vision, medical imaging, haptics, systems and control, computer animation, and machine and reinforcement learning, with faculty and students collaborating across disciplines. Many members are also affiliated with REPARTI, a research network on cyberphysical systems and embedded machine intelligence. Separately, the student-run McGill Robotics design team builds autonomous underwater vehicles, Mars rover prototypes and drones, and the McGill University Health Centre operates the Surgical Performance Enhancement and Robotics (SuPER) Centre at the Montreal General Hospital for clinical surgical-robotics and AI research.
CIM's stated aim is to advance intelligent-systems research through basic research, technology development and education, connecting laboratory work to industrial, medical and space applications.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Student-built autonomous underwater vehicle developed by the McGill Robotics team for underwater robotics research and competition.
Canada's first hospital-based surgical robotics and AI translational research platform, inaugurated at the Montreal General Hospital.
Contact McGill University Robotics (Centre for Intelligent Machines)
WEBSITE
https://www.mcgill.ca/cim/PHONE
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Canada
Company Facts
Founded
1985
Primary Role
Research Institute
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Primary Region
North America
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