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Malachi Landis Presents Award-Winning Poster at MSEC/NAMRC 2025
Malachi Landis presented his poster, "Development and Characterization of Dauber, Miniaturized Additive Friction Stir Deposition," at MSEC/NAMRC 2025. His innovative work earned the Best Poster Award. Congratulations, Malachi!
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Kojo Presents Paper at NAMRC 2025
Kojo presented a paper titled "Graph Neural Networks for Patterned Welds Detection on Point Clouds" at NAMRC 2025. His research applies advanced machine learning techniques to improve weld pattern recognition from 3D scan data.
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Guanzhong Presents Poster at MSEC/NAMRC 2025
Guanzhong presented a poster titled "Reliable Depth Estimation in Stereo Vision with Uncertainty Propagation" at MSEC/NAMRC 2025. His work explores robust stereo vision techniques for improved depth sensing and reliability.
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AIML Lab Students Recognized at MSEC/NAMRC 2025!
Congratulations to our students for their achievements at MSEC/NAMRC 2025! Malachi Landis won the Best Poster Award for his work on miniaturized additive friction stir deposition, and Kojo Welbeck was named a finalist in the NAMRC Student Research Presentation competition.
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Welcome New Summer Members
Let's welcome Jillian, Joseph, Sandaru and Sofia as 2025 summer research interns in our lab!
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Our Research Featured in Media
Our research is featured in 3DPrint.com and Northwestern Newsletter
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Meet a Part of Our Research Team!
A snapshot of part of our wonderful lab team! Even though not everyone is here, each person plays an important role in our work.
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Malachi Presents Collaborative Research at IROS 2024 in Dubai
We are excited to announce that Malachi from our research group recently presented his work with the colaboration of Pro. Morphy's group at the International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) 2024 in Dubai. His paper, titled "Image to Patterning Density-Specified Patterning of Microstructured Surfaces with a Mobile Robot," showcases cutting-edge advancements in robotic surface patterning. Congratulations to Malachi on this significant achievement!
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Worker Fatigue Monitoring
Our joint work with Profs. Qi Zhu, John Rogers, and Jian Cao on Wearable network for multilevel physical fatigue prediction in manufacturing workers" has been online in PNAS Nexus. The work has also been featured in AAAS EurekAlert! and Popular Science.
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Malachi Landis wins Graham J. Siddall Student Scholarship!
Our PhD student, Malachi Landis, has been awarded 2024 Graham J. Siddall Student Scholarship from American Society for Precision Engineering. He will attend the ASPE Annual Meeting with the scholarship support. Congratulations, Malachi!
