The Center for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR) conducts fundamental and applied research in intelligent systems such as neural networks, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, hybrid methods, and intelligent agents. A list of selected recent research projects is available on this web site.

CISR uses these intelligent system and mathematical methods to solve a variety of highway safety, vehicle control, rail transportation, and network problems:

Driver Assistance

• Drowsy/Fatigued Driver Detection
• Intelligent Cruise Control
• In-Vehicle Systems

Complex Networks

• Computer Security in ITS
• Traffic Monitoring and Simulation
• ITS Architecture

Collision Avoidance

• Advanced Vehicle Control Systems
• Vehicle Rollover Mitigation
• Active Suspension Control
• Autonomous Vehicles

Smart Materials & Sensors

• Micro-Electromechanical Systems Modeling
• Atomistic to Macro Physics Models
• Mesh-less Computational Methods
• Crashworthiness Design Optimization

Virtual Reality

• Multi-Dimensional Data Visualizations
• Enhanced 3-D Traffic Simulation Modeling
• Emergency Preparedness Models
• Integrated Discrete Event & Continuous Systems Modeling