Meet our faculty who build and control robots that move through land, water, and air to help people spot dangerous situations, evaluate structures, and help solve real-world problems.
Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Affiliate Faculty in Bioengineering
Research Interests: Biomedical Applications of Robotic Systems, epidemiology applications, biomimetic and MEMS design for field, analog/digital circuit design for robots
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science
Research Interests: Motion Planning, inspection and surveillance, multi-robot systems, marine robotics, logistics operations
Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Research Interests: Distributed learning for MAS, information security for NxG robots, resilient multi-robot systems
Assistant Professor, Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research
Research Interests: Defense and aerospace systems, system of systems/ multi-robots, information fusion, test, evaluation, and explainable AI
Assistant Professor, Department of Bioengineering and Department of Mechanical Engineering
Research Interests: Bio-medical robots, soft robotics
Associate Professor, Director at Center for Air Transportation Systems Research; Department of Systems Engineering and Operations Research
Research Interests: Aircraft and drone systems, urban air mobility, air transportation, system modeling and simulation
Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering
Research Interests: Multi-robot systems, multi-agent games
Professor, Department of Computer Science
Research Interests: Wireless sensor networks, mobile networking, performance analysis, robotic cooperation
Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics
Research Interests: High-dimensional data, data compression, record linkage, optimization in statistical settings, machine learning, forensic statistics.
Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
Research Interests: Reasoning and navigation under uncertainty and unknown environments, perception and learning