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Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology

Female student using a robotic arm device.

Research Overview

The Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology program combines electronic systems, mechanical/manufacturing systems and applied research activities. 

Labs

Cooperative Robotics & Smart Manufacturing (Cobotics) Lab

Dr. Mohamed Gharib

The Cobotics lab was established to support state-of-the-art research in the field of Cooperative Robotics & Smart Manufacturing. The Cobotics lab also hosts the Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology capstone projects sponsored by the program industry partners.

Adaptive Robotics and Technology (ART) Lab

Dr. Kiju Lee

This research lab focuses on theories and technologies for adaptive robots and human-robot/technology interfaces.

Controls and Mechatronics Research Lab

Dr. Xingyong Song

Major research interests in this lab include machine intelligence and control, autonomous and connected vehicles control and optimization, dynamics modeling, machine learning and reinforcement learning, automation and control for oil and gas applications, control and optimization for energy systems, and mechatronic system design, fabrication and prototyping.

Our Faculty

Mohamed Gharib

  • Instructional Associate Professor, Engineering Technology & Industrial Distribution,
  • Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology, Program Coordinator
Mohamed Gharib

Xingyong Song

  • Associate Professor, Engineering Technology & Industrial Distribution,
  • Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology,
  • Affiliated Faculty, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Xingyong Song

Kiju Lee

  • Associate Professor, Engineering Technology & Industrial Distribution and Mechanical Engineering,
  • Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology
Kiju Lee

Garth V. Crosby

  • Associate Professor, Engineering Technology & Industrial Distribution,
  • Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology,
  • Affiliated Faculty, Multidisciplinary Engineering
Garth V. Crosby