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Talents Wanted
We are looking for motivated students and researchers who are interested in advanced manufacturing, metrology, precision engineering, mechatronics, sensors and actuators. We are also looking at some interdisciplinary areas including machine learning, computer vision, robotics, material science, and their applications in manufacturing. Please contact the PI with your CV if interested.
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Zahra Wins HAMMER ERC Perfect Pitch Competition and Selected for 2026 NSF ERC Biennial Meeting
Congratulations to Zahra on winning HAMMER ERC’s Perfect Pitch Competition! She presented her work, “FORMWISE, The AI Brain Behind the Curve,” in a 90-second pitch and was selected as a HAMMER representative to present at the 2026 NSF ERC Biennial Meeting. This recognition highlights her innovative work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing.
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Malachi Presents his work at ISFA 2026 in Japan
Malachi presented his research, “Collaborative Sequential Surface Patterning through Cascaded Ergodic Control and Automatic Task Allocation” at ISFA 2026 in Japan. His work introduces a collaborative approach for sequential surface patterning by combining cascaded ergodic control with automatic task allocation. The research advances intelligent and coordinated manufacturing processes, enabling multiple systems to efficiently collaborate on complex surface patterning tasks.
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Prof. Ping Guo Receives Recognition as Technical Committee Chair at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026
Congratulations to Prof. Ping Guo on receiving recognition for his service as a Technical Committee Chair at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026. This honor acknowledges his leadership, dedication, and valuable contributions to advancing research and collaboration within the manufacturing community.
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Zahra Presented at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026
Congratulations to Zahra for presenting her research, "Smart SheetSmith, An End-to-End LLM-Driven Multi-Agent System for Sheet Bending Planning," at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026. Her work demonstrates how large language models and multi-agent systems can automate and streamline sheet metal bending process planning, advancing intelligent and efficient manufacturing workflows.
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Malachi Presents his work at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026
Malachi presented his research, "Small-Scale Additive Friction Stir Deposition Through Orbital Motion," at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026. His work highlights innovative advancements in additive manufacturing processes and contributes to the development of novel friction stir deposition techniques for enhanced material fabrication.
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Zihan Presents his work at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026
Congratulations to Zihan on presenting his research, "Uncertainty-Aware Multi-View Stereo for Geometry Reconstruction in Manufacturing," at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026. His work showcases innovative approaches to improving the accuracy and reliability of 3D geometry reconstruction in manufacturing.
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AIML Lab Students Presented at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026 in PennState University!
Zahra, Malachi, Guanzhong, and Zihan from our lab presented their latest research at NAMRC 54/MSEC 2026, held at Penn State University. Their presentations showcased innovative advances in AI-driven manufacturing, metrology, additive manufacturing, and intelligent process planning, highlighting the lab’s commitment to cutting-edge research and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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AIML Lab Summer Gathering 2026
AIML Lab members enjoyed a memorable Summer Gathering 2026, celebrating teamwork, friendship, and another successful year of research and innovation. The event brought students and faculty together for an afternoon of fun, connection, and community.
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Zahra and Guanzhong Presented at the HAMMER Site Visit 2026 at OSU
As part of the HAMMER ERC site visit at The Ohio State University, Zahra and Guanzhong presented their latest research contributions. Zahra showcased her work on Large Language Models (LLMs), while Guanzhong presented his research in metrology. Their presentations highlighted ongoing innovations within the HAMMER ERC and demonstrated the interdisciplinary impact of our team's research.
