Josh Brandoff
About Me:
I am currently finishing my Master’s in Systems Science with Professor Hiroki Sayama of the Bioengineering Department. I’m interested in developing innovations that can adapt, learn and self-improve like living organisms and enhance the human experience in ways that are only now becoming possible. My thesis project focuses on using real-time artificial genetic transmission to develop robust, decentralized control algorithms for a swarm of robots. In other words, imagine a swarm of Roombas with their own personalities…
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Selected Projects:
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Environmental Monitoring through Artificial Quorum Sensing |  |
Cultural Transmission in Robotic Swarms through RFID Cards |  |
Using Genetic Algorithms to Optimize Sign Allocation Along Otsiningo Park Greenway Trails |
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Applying the Methods and Approaches of Complex Systems to Counter-Terrorism |  |
Network Analysis of Emergent Saptial Structure in Cities |  |
Analysis of Cancer Data Using Genetic Algorithms on a Neural Network |
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EvoThena: Complexity-Based Startup Based on Self-Organizing Map Technology |  |
“ICK! I’m a Complex Kid!” Annual Bioengineering Fair at Binghamton University |  |
Wealth Distribution, Inequality and Consensus: An Agent-Based Model |