Mark Campbell
Mark Campbell is the John A. Mellowes ’60 Professor of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering in the Sibley School.
Research interests include theory and experimental validation of autonomous systems, including machine learning, estimation, sensor fusion, control/planning/decision-making. Applications of interest include robotics, aircraft, spacecraft, and human-robot teams.
Educational areas include system dynamics, control systems, estimation, and control, with an emphasis on experiential learning projects.
Current PhD Students
Rohan Banerjee
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Computer Science
Research Areas:
Bayesian Reinforcement Learning for Robotic Navigation through uncertain environments.
Youya Xia
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Computer Science
Research Areas:
Deep Learning for Perception in Self-Driving Cars
Junan Chen
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Mechanical Engineering
Research Areas:
Forecasting in Self-Driving Cars; Uncertainty in Deep Learning
Josephine Monica
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Mechanical Engineering
Research Areas:
Deep Learning Perception and Planning in Robotics
Jose Nino
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Mechanical Engineering
Research Areas
Prediction models of pedestrians near cars
Carlos Diaz-Ruiz
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Mechanical Engineering
Research Areas:
Tracking and Datasets in Self-Driving Cars
Beatriz Arruda Asfora
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Aerospace Engineering
Research Areas:
Multi-agent planning in robotics
Vikram Shree
Position:
PhD Student
Graduate Field:
Mechanical Engineering
Research Areas:
Natural Language in Human-Robot Teaming