Description
Jim Redden interviews Dr. Brian Sadler, a U.S. Army Research Laboratory elected Fellow, who specializes in intelligent systems. As a senior research scientist, Sadler helped to develop a "20 Questions" method that could finally allow machines to maintain purposeful and continuous communications with humans.
Contributors
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Brian Sadler, Fellow, US Army Research Laboratory
As the Intelligent Systems ST, Sadler will create innovative scientific discoveries that will provide the Army with critically needed operational breakthroughs that will enhance the maneuver of our force. Sadler has contributed to several ARL Collaborative Technology Alliances, or CTAs, most recently as a technical area lead in the Micro Autonomous Systems and Technology CTA since its inception eight years ago. He has been the principle investigator for a variety of internal ARL and collaborative R&D projects, worked closely with DARPA, and mentored many ARL S&E's. Sadler's research interests have been in mobile wireless networked and autonomous systems, including sensing, communications, signal processing, and control. He has made fundamental contributions in information science, networked and multichannel systems, acoustics, optics, and mixed-signal integrated circuit architectures.