Professor: Dr. Jaemin Lee

Dr. Lee's research interests span the area of robotics, optimal planning, whole-body control, safety-critical control, autonomy, learning-based control and hybrid dynamical systems, with a special focus on applications to loco-manipulation of legged robots, animaloid, or humanoids with experimental validations, connecting robotic systems and generative AI.

- Assistant Professor, North carolina State University, NC
- Postdoctoral Scholar, California Institute of Technology, CA
- Ph.D., The University of Texas at Austin, TX
- M.S., Seoul National University, South Korea

MAE Cources
- Undergraduate: MAE 435 Principles of Automatic Control
- Graduate: Planning and Control for Animaloid and Humanoid Robots (Upcomming)

Graduate Students

Huan Min (MAE)
Ph.D. Student
Planning and Control for Loco-manipulation
M.S., Johns Hopkins University, MD

Jakub Jon (ECE)
M.S. Student
Perception-based Safe Locomotion

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Undergraduate Students

Keagan Donovan (MAE)
Design for Transformable Foot of Robots

Ali Mohamed-Ali (MAE)
Design for Powerful Ankle of Robots

Will Joseph (MAE)
Design for Actuator and Motion Controller

Daniel Dong (CS)
Connecting Robots to LLM

Andrea Basuroski (MAE)

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