About the Lab
Location
Measurement & Control Engineering Research Center,
Idaho State University
Pocatello, Idaho
Lab Director
Dr. Omid Heidari
heidomid@isu.edu
208-282-2902
Expertise and Research:
The areas of research in this lab include kinematics and motion planning, human limbs rehabilitation and synergy identification, augmented/virtual reality applications in robotics and kinematics, robot-human interaction and multi-fingered robotics hands. This lab has conducted several projects with industrial partners as well as other universities and research centers. We would also encourage and welcome researchers from other fields such as computer science, physical therapy, control and mechatronics to join us as the interdisciplinary nature of robotics creates opportunities for collaborations and opens door to interesting research topics.
Scheduling & Contracting Work
Please contact the lab director to discuss work you would like done in this lab.
Equipment
Lab Equipment Table
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Asset | Field | Application | Lab Name |
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ABB IRB 120 | Robotics | Industrial applications | Robotics Lab |
Microsoft HoloLens | Augmented Reality | Human-Robot interaction | Robotics Lab |
Four sets of Oculus Rift | Virtual Reality | Rehabilitation and robot synthesis | Robotics Lab |
2 VR-ready Alienware PCs | VR/AR | Platform for VR/AR development | Robotics Lab |
2 VR-ready Alienware Laptops | VR/AR | Platform for VR/AR development | Robotics Lab |
iRobot | Robotics | Motion planning and mapping | Robotics Lab |
The Barret Hand | Robotics | Robotic hand and grasping | Robotics Lab |
Adept SCARA | Robotics | Automation and Manipulation | Robotics Lab |
MakerBot Replicator | 3D printing | Create prototypes of designed mechanisms and manipulators | Robotics Lab |
Microsoft 360 Kinect Sensor | Vision | Object Recognition and Manipulation | Robotics Lab |
Microsoft Kinect for Xbox one | Vision | Object Recognition and Manipulation | Robotics Lab |
Five Leap Motion Cameras | Hand gesture detection | VR based kinematics and rehabilitation | Robotics Lab |