Dr. Brendan Englot received S.B., S.M. and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from MIT in 2007, 2009 and 2012, respectively. At MIT, he studied path planning for surveillance and inspection applications, deploying his algorithms on an underwater inspection robot that is now being produced in quantity for the US Navy. His research interests include planning, optimization and control in support of robust autonomous navigation.
Dr. Brendan Englot received S.B., S.M. and Ph.D. degrees in Mechanical Engineering from MIT in 2007, 2009 and 2012, respectively. At MIT, he studied path planning for surveillance and inspection applications, deploying his algorithms on an underwater inspection robot that is now being produced in quantity for the US Navy. His research interests include planning, optimization and control in support of robust autonomous navigation. - See more at: http://www.stevens.edu/news/content/me-department-adding-tenure-track-faculty-robotics-bionic-systems-and-energy-fall-2014#sthash.BdwtBg5V.dpuf
While studying at MIT, he received the 2011 Thomas B. Sheridan Prize for Creativity in Man-Machine Integration - See more at: http://www.stevens.edu/news/content/me-department-adding-tenure-track-faculty-robotics-bionic-systems-and-energy-fall-2014#sthash.BdwtBg5V.dpuf
While studying at MIT, he received the 2011 Thomas B. Sheridan Prize for Creativity in Man-Machine Integration - See more at: http://www.stevens.edu/news/content/me-department-adding-tenure-track-faculty-robotics-bionic-systems-and-energy-fall-2014#sthash.BdwtBg5V.dpuf
While studying at MIT, he received the 2011 Thomas B. Sheridan Prize for Creativity in Man-Machine Integration - See more at: http://www.stevens.edu/news/content/me-department-adding-tenure-track-faculty-robotics-bionic-systems-and-energy-fall-2014#sthash.BdwtBg5V.dpuf
While studying at MIT, he received the 2011 Thomas B. Sheridan Prize for Creativity in Man-Machine Integration. Dr. Englot joined Stevens Institute of Technology in Fall 2014 from the United Technologies Research Center in East Hartford, Connecticut. He has also taught in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.