Curt M Salisbury

Ph.D. Candidate in Mechanical Engineering

 

I am a Ph.D. candidate in mechanical engineer at Stanford University.  I am a member of the BioRobotics group lead by Dr. J. Kenneth Salisbury.  I expect to graduate in the early fall of 2009.

I am also a Senior Member of Technical Staff at Sandia National Laboratories in the Intelligent Systems Controls group.  Sandia is sponsoring my program through the Doctoral Study Program.

I am a hard core mechanism designer…always dreaming of the next elegant solution to the world’s electromechanical problems.

I especially enjoy the challenge of severely over-constrained design problems.  The design of a haptic device that is low-cost and high-fidelity is an example of such a design problem.  I also enjoy design problems in the areas of intrinsically safe robotics, mobility, manipulation, agricultural mechanization, household automation, human-computer interaction, military robotics, surgical robotics, medical devices and last but not least, mechanized art.

 

 

318 Campus Drive

E1.3 E100 BioRobotics

Stanford, CA 94305

curtsu@stanford.edu

650.725.6046