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| Dan Jacobs |
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About Dan:
Daniel is a PhD student in the Robotic Locomotion Laboratory. His research involves modeling foot-ground collisions during high speed landings of legged
robotic systems. Both his undergraduate and masters degrees are from Stanford's ME dept so he's always happy to talk about surviving the farm. Originally from
Boston (Go Red Sox!), when he's not talking about dynamics, he's more than happy to talk about jazz, soul and blues.
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| Barrett Heyneman |
| heyneman {AT} stanford.edu |
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About Barrett:
Barrett is a PhD student in the Biomimetic and Dexterous Manipulation Laboratory. His past research has focused on sensing and control for a gecko-inspired, legged,
climbing robot; Stickybot. More recently he has been working on novel sensing techniques for pressure and proximity. As Paul continually likes to point out and pick on,
Barrett went to Caltech for his BS. Outside of school related activities, Barrett can be found watching too much TV, reading, or playing rugby.
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| Paul Mitiguy |
| Terman 527 |
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About Paul:
Paul is a Consulting Professor at Stanford whose research interests center on kinematics, kinetics, dynamics, and motion simulation. Paul pioneered the creation of Online Dynamics
Inc. symbolic manipulator Autolev and was responsible for research and development of MSC.Software's motion and FEA products including MSC.visualNastran 4D, Working Model 3D (versions 1-6),
Working Model 2D (v. 2-5), and Interactive Physics (v.2-6).
Paul also enjoys developing interactive teaching methods and curriculum in Stanford's engineering courses and is known for the enthusiasm he brings to the classroom.
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