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I am an Assistant Professor in the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering (LCSEE) at West Virginia University (WVU), USA.
I am the founder & director of the Intelligent Cyber-physical Systems Research Lab (iCPS Lab) at WVU. My research group's interests span Physical & Embodied AI, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, and Sensor Fusion, with applications in Intelligent and Safe Cyber-physical & Autonomous Systems and Robotics. My research work is supported by federal and international grants and projects.
Also, I am the Program Coordinator for Robotics at LCSEE and a member of the West Virginia University Robotics Team.
Previously, I was a Mitacs Accelerate Postdoctoral Fellow at Queen's University, Canada and a Research Associate at Calian Ltd. I received my Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Queen's University.
Featured in West Virginia News:
Featured in West Virginia News:
05/25 Robotics Revolutionizing Engineering Education, The Inter Mountain
Featured in WVU Statler College News:
Featured in WVU Statler College News:
09/24 WVU F1Tenth team places second in international competition
05/24 WVU researchers to utilize $1.75M in federal funding for innovative cybersecurity AI program
Recent Lab News:
Recent Lab News:
03/26 iCPS Lab has 3 papers accepted for publication at the IEEE International Conference on Smart Mobility. The papers are led by David Babalola, Rukesh Prajapati, & Maher Al Islam, PhD students in the iCPS lab. Congrats and good job all !!
02/26 Congrats to Mohamed Elgouhary, iCPS Lab PhD student in EE, for having his paper accepted for publication in the IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters. Well done, Mohamed !!
7/25 Great Ayilaran, iCPS UG researcher, presented his work on intelligent and safe driving in the WVU UG Research Symposium. Well done, Great!
6/25 We showcased our research activities and platforms to the URMA research communicators conference participants at WVU. Thanks to the lab students for running the exciting F1Tenth race and demos!
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