Experts on cyber-physical systems
Cyber-physical systems are devices and infrastructure that integrate sensing, computation, control, and connectivity to increase precision, efficiency, and reliability. These smart systems promise to revolutionize many aspects of our world, from transportation, to healthcare, to the operation of the basic systems that support modern life, including utilities and communication. Among other areas, WPI’s experts on cyber-physical systems work on devices designed to improve medical care, smart robotic systems for everything from disaster response to space exploration, and autonomous vehicles.
Ted Clancy
- Professor Electrical & Computer Engineering
Professor Edward (Ted) A. Clancy has worked in industry for medical instrumentation and analysis companies interested in EMG, EEG, ECG and blood pressure, and the defense industry (aircraft instruments and radar). As professor of Electrical and Computer
Gregory S. Fischer
- Professor Robotics Engineering
Professor Fischer develops surgical robotics, including MRI-compatible robotic devices for enhancing cancer diagnosis, add intelligent automation to telesurgery, and develop assistive robotics, including socially assistive robots and wearable physically
Xinming Huang
- Professor Electrical & Computer Engineering
Professor Huang conducts research on integrated circuits and embedded systems design for wireless communications, autonomous driving, and Internet of Things. He teaches computer engineering courses at all levels from transistors, gates, circuits,
Cagdas Onal
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering
Professor Onal conducts research in soft robotics, a largely underexplored area of robotics that has significance in medicine, manufacturing, and disaster response. Soft robots could potentially be deployed in search-and-rescue missions, as intelligent
Carlo Pinciroli
- Associate Professor/Graduate Coordinator Robotics Engineering
Professor Pinciroli's research focuses on designing innovative tools for swarm robotics. The ultimate goal of my work is to create a resilient, easily deployable hardware/software robotic infrastructure for dangerous missions such as disaster response,
Alexander Wyglinski
- Associate Dean of Graduate Studies Electrical & Computer Engineering
Professor Wyglinski's work focuses on devising new, reliable, and robust wireless communications using artificial intelligence and machine learning. Given society's growing reliance on wireless connectivity, it is important that wireless communications
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Haichong Zhang
- Associate Professor Robotics Engineering
Professor Zhang is the founding director of the Medical Frontier Ultrasound Imaging and Robotic Instrumentation (Medical FUSION) Laboratory. The research in his lab focuses on the interface of medical imaging, sensing, and robotics; and on developing