Mechatronics research

The Laboratory offers students the chance to work on challenging mechatronics research areas:

• 3d manufacturing of bio-scaffolds
• Bio-instrumentation and control, connecting control systems to human physiology
• Autonomous Guided Vehicle for agricultural production automation
• Unmanned Arial Vehicle for environmental monitoring
• Climbing robots for industrial inspection
• Unmanned Underwater Robot for oceanographic exploration and monitoring
• Machine vision applications
• Novel actuators, smart/active structure

Opportunities are available for mechatronics students to engage the research activities at difference levels: postgraduates, final year projects, summer employment, and international internships.