In September 1996, Broadcom Ireland formed a research collaboration with the Computer Science Department in Trinity College Dublin, in order to explore current research in the domain of Intelligent Agents and to apply this technology to several applications. The resulting collaboration has been named the Intelligent Agents Group (IAG) , consisting of four members from TCD working in liason with a group of similar size from Broadcom.

RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
AREA 1: Distributed Problem Solving in Multi-Agent Systems
AREA 2: Intelligent Agents in Mobile Computing
AREA 3: Intelligent Interface Agents

This group's site seems to have been abandonned around 1996.

Founded in 2001, AGIRI's mission is to foster the creation of powerful and ethically positive Artificial General Intelligence.

In the coming decades, humanity will likely create a powerful artificial intelligence. The Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence (SIAI) exists to confront this urgent challenge, both the opportunity and the risk.

The Intelligent Systems Division of the USC/Information Sciences Institute (ISI) hosts one of the leading Artificial Intelligence research groups in the world.

Research areas include human language technology, education and training, information agents, multi-agent systems, knowledge representation and reasoning, interactive knowledge capture, semantic web languages, and adaptive robots.

Located at The University of Arizona, in the Management Information Systems (MIS) Department, the Artificial Intelligence Lab, headed by Dr. Hsinchun Chen, is an internationally-known research group in the areas of digital libraries, intelligent retrieval, collaborating computing, and knowledge management. The group is known for its adaptation and development of scalable and practical artificial intelligence, neural networks, genetic algorithms, statistical analysis, computational linguistics, and visualization techniques.

Current research activities focus on machine learning and data mining, natural language processing and text mining, information retrieval and knowledge management.

Scientific and Engineering Applications

Dubai Agents & Multi-Agents Systems (DAMAS) Research Group at the British University in Dubai is affiliated with the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh.

Group conducts theoretical and applied research into Artificial Intelligence (AI) in general, and Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) in particular. Expertise ranges from data mining and machine learning, to multi-agent systems and semantic web technologies.

The UMBC (University of Maryland Baltimore County) Laboratory for Advanced Information Technology (LAIT) is an interdisciplinary research group focused on advanced database and knowledge-based systems, intelligent agents, text and natural language processing, intelligent interfaces, information retrieval and hypertext systems, machine learning, and artificial life.

Application areas include information retrieval, manufacturing planning and scheduling, electronic commerce, healthcare information systems and electronic publishing.

The Artificial Intelligence and Education (AI-ED) Group is part of the Division of Informatics of the University of Edinburgh, although it has strong links with other research groups and institutes within and outwith Edinburgh. The group's main purpose is the application of Artificial Intelligence techniques and methods to support learning and teaching/training.

Theory and applications of intelligent systems.

Shakey is a nickname of a robot.

The Dallas Personal Robotics Group (DPRG), founded in June of 1984, is one of the US oldest special interest groups dedicated to the development and use of personal robotics. The DPRG is a 501(c)(3) not for profit educational organization. DPRG members are interested in autonomous robots, movie replica robots, vintage robots, robot and kinetic art, as well as just about anything involving electronics, technology, or science.

Founded in November 1992. UAsIPPR is a member of IAPR - International Association for Pattern Recognition.

The Ukrainian Association for Information Processing and Pattern Recognition is a voluntary public creative scientific organization which unites research teams of institutions, organizations as well as citizens of Ukraine on a voluntary basis and a community of interests to achieve the goal and tasks provided by the UAsIPPR Constitution.

Now UAsIPPR unites more than 75 researchers. It organizes international conferences, publishes their proceedings.