Ricardo A. Téllez

Last updated: 03/IV/2006

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Ricardo A. Tellez Lara

Tel: +34 (9)3 870 15 79
e-mail: r_tellez(at )ouroboros( dot)org



PROFESSIONAL AIMS


To become part of a research team, to research and develop real systems with artificial intelligence and artificial cognition.


PROFILE


  • Spanish engineer, 33 years old, with a knowledge of French, English and Japanese.

  • Six years experience in research and development at industry.

  • Deep knowledge of artificial intelligence techniques applied to robotics.

  • Ability and initiative to solve problems and quickly acquire new skills. Motivated scientist and hard worker.


ACADEMIC DATA


  • Started Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence at the Technical University of Catalonia (U.P.C.), Spain, January 2002

  • Telecommunications Engineer Degree Technical University of Catalonia (U.P.C.), Spain, December 1994


LANGUAGES


  • Spanish and Catalan: mother tongue.

  • French and English: high level (fluent speaking and writing).

  • Japanese: basic-intermediate level. Noken level 3.


RESEARCH, WORKING AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE


Teacher, Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain, September 2004 and July 2005

Analyst and Knowledge Engineer, PIVETAL Barcelona (Spain), Southampton and Birmingham (U.K.) 2000-2002

Technical Manager and Researcher, LUZ NEGRA S.A. Barcelona, Spain 1995-1999


PUBLICATIONS



OTHER PROJECTS AND JOBS


  • Creator and maintainer of the Linbot Project (linbot.sourceforge.net) that provides a robotic platform under Linux to implement evolutionary algorithms with real robots.

  • Developer of the modifications to the Webots robotics simulator (www.cyberbotics.com) to integrate several controls for Aibo ERS-7.

  • Member of the GREC group for the research on artificial intelligence and knowledge engineering (www.upc.es/web/GREC/).


REFEREES


Availables upon request

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Don't undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible (Edwin Land)