University of Western Australia - Centre for Intelligent Information Processing Systems
In 1991 the Centre for Intelligent Information Processing Systems was established as a centre for excellence within the University of Western Australia by founding director Professor Yianni Attikiouzel. In 2003, Associate Professor Thomas Braunl took over as director of CIIPS.
CIIPS today comprises a number of different research groups, covering all IT areas from software design, hardware design, intelligent systems, robotics, speech recognition and biomedical systems. Special emphasis is on engineering system design, developing complete working systems that are of interest for industrial applications.
The Centre combines an active teaching program with both pure and applied research to provide an environment in which innovative theoretical developments are rapidly implemented using current technologies to provide solutions to a range of real-world problems.
CIIPS has made significant advances in the development of novel intelligent systems technologies and has earned recognition both nationally and internationally.
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