Academia – Page 4 – Dustyn Robots

March 27, 2012 Research

Winter’s gait data in Excel form

I have been working with Greg Borenstien for a while now on creating an open source tool for visualizing human movement data. You can see all his code here on github. We needed some data that had x, y, and

January 26, 2012 Service

Marymount School Talk

Thanks to Jaymes Dec for inviting me to talk at the Marymount School! Here are my notes: Who I am and what I do… Dustyn Robots Honeybee Robotics Making Things Move SADbot Robotic hand Robotic arm And here are some

November 18, 2011 Research

Walking animation by Greg Borenstein

Greg, a former student of mine and current friend/colleague/author/resident researcher at NYU ITP put together this animation within hours of meeting with him to talk about the human movement visualization work needed in the Applied Dynamics & Optimization Lab at

November 9, 2011 Research

Hiring students at NYU-Poly Lab

Hello world! We are looking to hire one or two students in the lab I work at within NYU-Poly: the Applied Dynamics & Optimization Lab. Ideally this will take the form of project for academic credit – a Master’s project,

October 12, 2011 Research

Collaborative writing for journal articles

My experiences to date with reports, proposals, and conference paper writing leave much to be desired. Generally I’ll work on a draft in Word with track changes on, email that to the next person who will accept/reject changes then add

October 7, 2011 Service

Happy Ada Lovelace Day!

In the spirit of Ada Lovelace day (check out the hourly posts at Adafruit Industries), I wanted to take a minute to thank a woman who has influenced my life and career: Dr. Yoky Matsuoka. I first met Yoky as