Congratulations to Dr. Ian Heyman, the first Ph.D. graduate from our lab, for successfully defending their dissertation and completing their doctoral journey! Dr. Heyman’s PhD thesis focuses on the design, building, and testing for a …
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PMCL at ASPE 2024
We had a fantastic week at the 39th American Society for Precision Engineering Annual meeting in Houston, TX, where Jingjie made an oral presentation on his work on surrogate-model assisted control co-design framework for overactuated …
Welcome Anson and Daniil!
We are thrilled to welcome Anson and Daniil as the newest members of the PMCL group!
PMCL Presents at 2024 WEMPEC Annual Review
We presented our research at the 2024 WEMPEC annual review, and we had lots of fun interacting with our member companies through presentations, open-lab poster sessions, and networking.
Dr. Zhou joins ASPE board of directors
Congratulations to Dr. Lei Zhou on being elected as Director-at-Large of the American Society of Precision Engineering (ASPE)!
Welcome on board, Mohammad!
We are excited to have Mohammad ErfaniMatin joining PMCL as a new PhD student! Mohammad earned his B.S. in 2019 and his M.S. in 2022, both in Mechanical Engineering, from the University of Tehran. His …
PMCL won multiple awards at 2023 ASPE annual meeting
PMCL members attended the 38th American Society of Precision Engineering annual meeting! Four projects from our group were presented at the conference by Jingjie, Ian, Laura, and Sean. We are also extremely excited to receive …
PMCL win IJAT Best Review Award
PMCL review article “Magnetic Levitation Technology for Precision Motion Systems: A Review and Future Perspectives” has been selected to receive the IJAT Best Review Award! Congratulations!
Welcome on board YiZhou, Junnan, and Owen!
We are excited to welcome YiZhou and Junnan to join our group as graduate research assistants, and welcome Owen to join us as an undergraduate researcher! We also had the first UW-Madison PMCL ice cream …
PMCL receives new NSF grants!
We are excited about the great news on several new grants from NSF: Our project titled “Next-Generation Safe and Dexterous Robot Hands using High-Torque Direct-Drive Actuation” is awarded by the NSF Foundational Research in Robotics …