410-455-3309
tsewu@umbc.edu
Engineering Building 218
Roy T. Wu
Teaching, coding, and doing research. Robotics, mechatronics, control system design and more. I like to develop course materials with the team, creating what we need with our own hands. I am always looking for opportunities to collaborate with industries.
A free copy of my Ph.D. dissertation is available here. A copy of my Masters’ thesis here.
Ph.D. | 2016
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
George Washington University
M.Sc. | 2013
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
George Washington University
B.Sc. | 2008
Power Mechanical Engineering
National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
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Sagar Ojha
Sagar joined the lab in his undergraduate senior year as a Teaching Fellow for the senior-level Robotics course. He was the first student member in the lab. Together, Dr Wu and Sagar build up the lab together – hardware, software and an engaging team atmosphere.
Thesis title: Kinematics, Controls, and Visualization for Robotic Manipulators
Mechanical Engineering
UMBC
B.Sc. | 2022
Mechanical Engineering
UMBC
Michael Mullaney
Michael graduated summa cum laude from UMBC, which was the highest honor for outstanding undergraduate academic achievements. He is investigating dual-arm manipulation and sensor integration for his graduate study.
* Expected Conferment
Mechanical Engineering
UMBC
B.Sc. | 2024
Mechanical Engineering
UMBC
Stafford Conley
Stafford is a rising sophomore with a CS major. He joins the lab as a LSAMP research fellow. Stafford is exploring a physics engine for autonomous vehicle simulation.
*Expected Conferment
B.Sc. | 2027*
Computer Science
UMBC
Prospective Students
Students in Nameless Lab in general have remarkable characters such as:
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- Good communication skills in both orally and writing;
- Willing to help & open-minded;
- Have solid background of linear algebra (We like matrices!);
- Not afraid of programming.
Motivated undergraduate students who are interested in robotics are welcomed contact Dr. Wu.
