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Robotics and Control Engineering Research Group

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Research

Robotics in Manufacturing and Automation:
  • Motion and force control
  • Path Planning
  • Adaptive control
  • Robotic, chamfering, grinding, sanding, polishing, welding
Human-Robot Collaborative Learning:
  • Collaborative learning between human operators and co-robots
Human-Machine Shared Control:
  • Task learning and intent prediction
Marine Autonomy:
  • Critical factors for transition between human and autonomous systems
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles:
  • Benefits of V2V communications in improving safety and mobility
  • Effects of imperfections in communicated information

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