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Marty Stoneman was the interdisciplinary innovator chiefly responsible for
the Anthrobotics™ developments over the past twelve years. His formal
education includes a B.Sc. in mathematics from Ohio State University and a
J.D. from Capital University.

After employment at Battelle as a research scientist studying brittle rock
fracture in innovative methods of drilling rock, he worked at Battelle, at
the General Electric Computer Department, and in private practice as a
patent attorney.

He has written interdisciplinary behavioral books, some being used in the
Linguistics Department at U.C. Berkeley and lauded by the Pierre du Chardin
Society. He has presented technical papers at international conferences on
subjects from humor ("How To Make A Computer Laugh") to AI Philosophy
("Interdisciplinary Behavioral Languages") to Virtual Reality
("Teleoperation In Intelligent Machines").

While at Anthrobotics™, Marty developed an interdisciplinary and
programmable model of human cognitive behavior, including thought, emotions,
and language. He was also responsible, as the principal investigator, for
system designs for the feasibility demonstrations based on this model,
demonstrating initial feasibility of many of Stoneman's approaches in areas
including:

     (1) cross-domain object categorization using a small set of primitives,
     (2) planning in autonomous decision systems,
     (3) simulation of emotional feelings and effects on facial parameters, and
     (4) production of "true and relevant" natural-language stories to report on
occurrences.

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