Georgia Tech Mechanical Engineers MAKE
Our projects appear 3 times in the video recently issued by the GWW School including the 1st and 3rd robots. [youtube_sc url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KtpvDzK9wU#t=50″]
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Michael Kim receives ICRA student travel grant
The travel grant supports US student authors to attend this year’s ICRA (IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2015). Congratulations. http://icra2015.org/travel-registration/travel-grants
Michael Kim won Travel Grant at GT CRIDC
Michael won a $1500 travel grant at the Georgia Tech Career, Research, Innovation Development Conference (CRIDC) for his poster presentation on the biologically inspired robotic vision. Congratulations! Well deserved.
GT IRIM Seed Grant
A project submitted to the Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Machines at Georgia Tech ((IRIM) Seed Grant Program has been selected for funding. Project Title: Neuromechanical intervention robot for treating and preventing joint contracture: PI: Dr. Shinohara (AP) and co-PI Ueda
Michael’s paper was published in IJRR
Title: Dynamics-based motion de-blurring for a PZT-driven, compliant camera orientation mechanism Author(s):Kim, Michael D. and Ueda, Jun Publication: The International Journal of Robotics Research April 2015 34: 653–673, first published on February 5, 2015 doi:10.1177/0278364914557968 URL: http://ijr.sagepub.com/content/34/4-5.toc From “Editorial: Special Issue on Robot Vision”: The paper by Kim and Ueda…
Cats and Athletes Teach Robots to Fall
A joint project with Karen Liu in CoC was featured by GT News.
GT Neural Engineering Center Seed Grant
A project submitted to the GT Neural Engineering Center Seed Grant Program has been selected for funding. Project Title: Robotic induction of neuromodulation in human motor system: PI: Dr. Shinohara (AP) and co-PI Ueda
Congratulations, Graduates
Efrain Teran and Chenlu Han successfully completed the MS program. Congratulations!
Melih won the 2nd place of the Poster presentation at CCEFP annual meeting
Melih Turkseven was awarded the 2nd place for the Technical Poster Presentation competition at FPIRC14 (formerly CCEFP annual PI meeting) in Nashville. He presented this research on MRI compatible rehabilitation robot and pneumatic line dynamics modeling. Great work and well deserved.
Making a mental match: pairing a mechanical device with stroke patients
Our project supported by NSF Center of Compact and Efficient Fluid Power (CCEFP) was recently featured by GT News. Contributors: Lauren Lacey (Graduate Research Assistant MS Mechanical Engineering), Arnold Maliki (MS Special Program), Debapriya Bhattacharjee, James Veldhorst, Ilya Kovalenko (Undergraduate Research Assistants), Melih Turkseven (GT Mechanical Engineering CCEFP Research Assistant),…