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I am an Assistant Professor & Program Coordinator for Robotics in the Lane Department of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, at West Virginia University, USA.
I am the founder of the Intelligent Cyber-physical Systems Research Lab (iCPS Lab). My research group interests span physical AI, machine learning, computer vision and sensor fusion to the applications of Intelligent, Safe and Secure Cyber-physical & Autonomous Systems and Robotics. Also, I am 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 at 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:
7/25 Great Ayilaran, iCPS UG researcher, presented his work 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 exciting F1Tenth race and demos!
6/25 Obinna Agbo, iCPS Lab graduate, presented his paper Optimized Deep Learning-based Intrusion Detection System for Connected Vehicles", SaT-CPS '25: Proceedings of the 2025 ACM Workshop on Secure and Trustworthy Cyber-physical Systems, ACM CODASPY, in Pittsburgh, PA.
5/25 We had the pleasure of participating in the Grand brix F1Tenth Race, within the IEEE ICRA, Atlanta, Georgia. Good job, Team!
5/25 Thanks to the Robin Ames Foundation for sponsoring Great Ayilaran, undergraduate student CS/RE, research on safe driving as part of the SURE program at WVU.
5/25 Congrats to Maher Al Islam, PhD Student in iCPS Lab, for receiving the third poster award in the WVU AI symposium on his work "AI in Autonomous Vehicles under Siege". Well done, Maher!
02/25 iCPS Lab students Mohamed (PhD student EE) and Rashaan (Undergrad student CpE) visited WVU Jakcson's Mill H-4 Code camp. Both had a successful demo for the F1Tenth, 1/10 autonomous race car, and engaged in discussions with mid and high school student campers.
11/24 Congratulations to Obinna Agbo, MS student in iCPS Lab, for successfully defending his EE MS thesis "ML-Based Framework for CAN Vulnerabilities in Modern Vehicles ". Good job, Obi!!
10/24 We had the pleasure of showcasing our iCPS Lab to the WVU Statler College Visiting Committee and the visit was well received. Thanks to the iCPS students and Lab members for all your efforts!
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