System Demonstrations and Exhibits

The demonstrations and exhibits program at ICAPS 2014 provides an opportunity for planning and scheduling researchers and practitioners to demonstrate their state-of-the-art implementations in action. This event allows the community to experience the latest contributions while broadening the reach of novel methods to more conference attendees, and in a relaxed social setting.

Accepted Demos

Planning Tools for the International Space Station.
Ivonne Deliz (NASA Ames Research Center).
Ontological Models to Support Planning Operations.
Peter Bonasso, Mark Boddy, Dave Kortenkamp and Scott Bell (TRACLabs and Adventium Labs).
Computer Security Penetration Testing.
John Rudolph (Core Security).
ACAS-X. ( Best Demo Runner-up)
Mykel J. Kochenderfer and Joshua M. Silbermann (Stanford University and Johns Hopkins University - APL).
How To Assemble your Home Theater.
Pascal Bercher and Susanne Biundo (Universität Ulm).
Intent Recognition and Temporal Relaxation in Human Robot Assembly. ( Best Demo Runner-up)
Sean Burke, Enrique Fernandez, Luis Figueredo, Andreas Hofmann, Chris Hofmann, Erez Karpas, Steven Levine, Pedro Santana, Peng Yu and Brian Williams (MIT).
flexplan: Optimized Planning and Scheduling Demonstration.
Alicia Kavelaars, Scott Patano and Jeremy Jacobsohn (Metispace Technologies Inc).
Integrating System Health Management and Planning & Scheduling to Determine & Recover from System Failure Effects
Paul Morris, Minh Do, Robert McCann, Liljana Spirkovska, Mark Schwabacher and Jeremy Frank (NASA Ames Research Center).
Prescriptive Spatiotemporal Mobile Analytics for Delivery Services
Michael Katz and Dany Moshkovich (IBM Haifa Research Lab).
GUIDE System Demonstration.
Johnathan Gohde, Mark Boddy and Hazel Shackleton (Adventium Labs).
Teach Me How To Work: Natural Language Model Updates and Action Sequencing.
Sumbhav Sethia, Kartik Talamadupula, and Subbarao Kambhampati (Arizona State University).
AI-MIX: How a Planner can Help Guide Humans Towards a Better Crowdsourced Plan. ( Best Demo)
Lydia Manikonda, Tathagata Chakraborti, Sushovan De, Kartik Talamadupula and Subbarao Kambhampati (Arizona State University).
Spatially Distributed Multiagent Path Planning
Christopher Wilt (University of New Hampshire) and Adi Botea (IBM Research, Dublin, Ireland).
The STRATUS Simulator.
Jordan Thayer, Mark Burstein, Ugur Kuter, Robert P. Goldman, Paul Robertson and Robert Laddaga (Smart Information Flow Technologies).
Hypothesis Generation via Planning.
Shirin Sohrabi, Octavian Udrea, Anton V. Riabov (IBM T.J. Watson Research).
IBM Watson on Watson
Matthew Hatem