A full-stack autonomous walking system called DreamSTEP, based on the blind locomotion controller known as DreamWaQ, exhibited remarkable resilience while navigating through challenging terrains in Autonomous Quadruped Robot Challenge (AQRC) held at IEEE ICRA 2023.  The DreamWaQer, a quadruped robot built upon this system, demonstrates the ability to conquer harsh terrains and maintain robust movement ...

Scalable big graph mining enables the discovery of patterns and anomalies   Scalable big graph mining using distributed systems creates new opportunities for the discovery of interesting patterns and anomalies on very large graphs that could not have been analyzed before.   Article  |  Spring 2014     Graphs are ubiquitous, with such examples as computer networks, socia...

Fostering a spirit of experimentation and promoting innovative educational initiatives in IT   We should foster a spirit of experimentation and promote innovative educational initiatives to accelerate creative evolution in information technology.   Article  |  Spring 2014     We have experienced amazing innovations in information technology (IT) during the last few decades....

ScreenX: A next-level movie experience   Professor Junyong Noh and the Visual Media Lab (VML) from the KAIST Graduate School of Culture Technology (GSCT), in conjunction with CJ-CGV, the largest movie theater chain in Korea, developed ScreenX, a multi-projection system specifically designed for ordinary movie theaters.   Article  |  Spring 2014     Professor Junyong Noh...

The Department of Knowledge Service Engineering introduces a new social learning system that creatively leverages collective intelligence   We Study, a social learning system that creatively leverages collective intelligence, is near completion and ready for use by KAIST students.   Article  |  Spring 2014     IEEE Computer Society, one of the largest professional...

Successful development of a simultaneously PET-MRI imaging system   A simultaneously PET-MRI imaging system was successfully developed based on new SiPM detectors.   Article  |  Spring 2014     Expectations of the localization of medical imaging technology are increasing. A research team consisting of members from KAIST, Seokang University, and Seoul National University wit...