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07800				Biographies
07900	
08000	T.O.   Binford is a member of the  Artificial  Intelligence  Project,
08100	Stanford  University.       He  was  previously  with  the Artificial
08200	Intelligence Laboratory, MIT.    His interests are  computer  vision,
08300	industrial  robotics  and  visual  perception.  In 1965 he received a
08400	Ph.D. in physics at the University of Wisconsin.
08500	
08600	J.M.  Tenenbaum directs machine perception research at the Artificial
08700	Intelligence Center, Stanford Research Institute. He received a Ph.D.
08800	in  1970  from  Stanford  University,  while  associated   with   the
08900	Artificial  Intelligence  Project.    His interests include human and
09000	machine perception, robotics and practical applications of artificial
09100	intelligence research.