About the Distributed Intelligent System Laboratory at Shanghai Jiaotong University
The Distributed Intelligent Systems Laboratory at Shanghai Jiaotong University is affiliated with the Key Laboratory of Systems Control and Information Processing (Ministry of Education) and the Department of Automation of Shanghai Jiaotong University.
The main research areas of the laboratory are the Internet of Things, information systems security, blockchain-based distributed intelligence systems, embedded computer vision, and machine intelligence.
Concentrating on the design and operational challenges of distributed intelligent systems, the lab has conducted in-depth academic research on distributed intelligent computing, collaborative optimization control, and information physics security.
Bixin to Participate in HPB Core Chain Node Campaign
Bixin officially announced its plan to participate in the HPB node campaign and support the development of HPB ecology.
Through five years development, Bixin now has teams in seven cities including Beijing, Tokyo, Bangkok, Seoul, Shenzhen, Changsha and Hangzhou.
The Distributed Intelligent Systems Laboratory at Shanghai Jiaotong University (SJTU) announced that it has officially joined forces with HPB to jointly develop the HPB ecosystem.
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