Mechatronics
Mechatronics is an interdisciplinary research area that combines mechanical engineering, electronics, computer science, and control systems to design and develop intelligent systems and devices. It focuses on integrating mechanical components with electronics and software to create automated, adaptive, and efficient systems. Mechatronics plays a key role in advancing robotics, industrial automation, autonomous vehicles, and smart technologies.
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Interested in discussing the research we are working on or learning more? Please contact:
Dr. Levent Acar
Associate Professor
220 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Intelligent control of functional systems; neural networks applied to control; hierarchical design and control of large-scale systems; optimal and suboptimal control for interconnected systems; distributed computational methods of optimal control strategies.
Dr. Kelvin Erickson
Curators' Distinguished Teaching Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, EE Undergraduate Coordinator
221 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Control Systems, Factory Automation, Programmable Logic Controllers, Advanced Process Control
Dr. Maciej Zawodniok
Associate Professor
573-341-4361 | mjzx9c@mst.edu |
133 Emerson Electric Co. Hall
Wireless sensor networks; wireless ad-hoc networks; passive FRID systems; energy-efficient protocols; RF-based localization.
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