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Damian Lyons
Also published under:D. M. Lyons, Damian M. Lyons, D. Lyons
Affiliation
Fordham University, NY, USA
Topic
Machine Vision,Robot Navigation,Swarm Robotics,Consensus Mechanism,Field Of View,Breadth-first Search,Internet Of Things,Obstacle Avoidance,Blockchain Technology,Cooperative Navigation,Distributed Ledger,Final Goal,Home Location,Individual Robots,Landmark Detection,Precision Agriculture,Proof Of Stake,Proof Of Work,Robot Operating System,Shortest Path,Simulation Experiments,Smart Contracts,Visual Landmarks,Wide Area,Accelerometer,Access Control,Advanced Setting,Airflow,Applications In Various Industries,Architectural Design,Autonomous Drone,Average Total Time,Block Generation,Block Size,Blockchain Network,Cartesian Position,Case Scenario,Collaborative Decision-making,Collision Detection,Computation Time,Connectivity Scores,Consensus Score,Contract Management,Contributions Of This Paper,Convolutional Neural Network,Cooperative Consensus,Cryptocurrencies,Data Example,Data Mining,Denial Of Service,
Biography
Damian M. Lyons (SM'12) received degrees in math, engineering,
and computer science from Trinity College, University of Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, and the Doctorate degree in computer
science from University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA, USA.
He is currently an Associate Professor of computer science with Fordham University, Bronx, NY, USA, and the Director of Fordham's Robotics and Computer Vision Laboratory. He was a Senior Researcher and the Department Head with Philips Corporate Research, Briarcliff Manor, NY, USA. He has served as the Chair of the IEEE RAS TC on Assembly and Task Planning. His research interests include formal approaches to plan and program analysis and robot team exploration strategies.
He is currently an Associate Professor of computer science with Fordham University, Bronx, NY, USA, and the Director of Fordham's Robotics and Computer Vision Laboratory. He was a Senior Researcher and the Department Head with Philips Corporate Research, Briarcliff Manor, NY, USA. He has served as the Chair of the IEEE RAS TC on Assembly and Task Planning. His research interests include formal approaches to plan and program analysis and robot team exploration strategies.