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Opens with: Inst. for Problems in Info. Transfer . Moscow

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Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/12/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R000100030023-0     (b)(1)
                                                                                                          (b)(3)

[two index cards photocopied on one page; comb/spiral binding edge visible down the left side]

[upper card, handwritten in pencil:]
Inst. for Problems in Info. Transfer . Moscow

One of Acad. Sciences institutes that
provided substantial support to bionic
+ biological(?) Cybernetics research ,
              See: Bionic folder
                FTD-CS-01-11-68-INT
                 24 May 1968 p.9

[lower card, handwritten heading, then typed:]
Inst. on Problems of Info. Transmission, Moscow

Delegates made introductions to Dr. Vladimir I. Siforov, director of the Inst. on
Problems of Information Transmission, Moscow,  Siforov and his deputy Iosif A.
Oseevich are information theorists.  One group in this institute is doing work in
speech recognition and visual perception.  Additionally, there is research on
locomotion of animals and humans.  Although it was not indicated, this work is possibly
directed toward robot building.
[handwritten underline beneath "Inst. on Problems of Information Transmission, Moscow,"]

                         See:  Computers research file
                                [redaction box]
                         DOI:  May-June 1975

[small paper-clip or staple marks down the right margin of the lower card]

Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/12/01 : NSA-RDP96X00790R000100030023-0

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