The Multi-Agent & Visualization Systems Lab at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Introduction
Our mission is to apply software engineering best practices to the development of large-scale multi-disciplinary software projects on challenging research topics appealing to both academia and industry. As thoughtful contributors to the field of software engineering, our lab is currently focused on applying the agent paradigm to the building of large scale, decentralized, and adaptive systems. With the help of state-of-the-art tools, we are providing fresh perspectives on problem modeling and solutions. We hope that our efforts will lead the field in adopting the agent paradigm to address a new class of problems that reflect the evolving computing needs of our society.
News
Our Paper in Cooperative Collision Avoidance for Coalitions of Connected Automated Vehicles got accepted in ITSC 2022.
Congratulations to Mitha Alshammary for being selected as a recipient of the 2021 WTS DFW Chapter Wanda J. Schafer Scholarship.
Congratulations to Rishita Bansal for receiving the Best Teaching Assistant Award (CS Dept) for the year 2021.
Congratulations to Dr. Dhruv Kumar Patel for graduating with his PhD (Fall 2021)
Our paper “Adaptive Reward for CAV Action Planning Using Monte Carlo Tree Search” got accepted in ITSC 2021
Our Paper “Scalable Monte Carlo Tree Search for CAVs Action Planning in Colliding Scenarios.” got accepted in IVS 2021
Our paper “Requirements Engineering in AOSE: Taxonomy and Challenges.” got accepted in EMAS 2021.
Our paper, “Collaborative Collision Avoidance for CAVs in Unpredictable Scenarios. “got accepted in CAVS 2020
Our paper A collaborative agent-based traffic signal system for highly dynamic traffic conditions got accepted in JAMAAS (2020)
DALI is the winner of the Best Application – Demo Award at AAMAS 2020!
DALI is a finalist in the Technology Inventor Award category for the 2019 Tech Titan Awards.
Dallas Innovates article about our research on agent-based collaborative traffic signal management system.
Our research on Intelligent Transportation Systems received a Smart 50 Award which recognizes the most innovative and influential global smart projects.
Our paper on agent environment interactions in large scale multi-agent simulation systems accepted at AAMAS 2019.
Our research on intelligent transportation systems is published at the IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITSC 2018) and the IEEE International Smart Cities Conference (ISC2 2018).
