Assistant Professor
Sibley School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Cornell University

 

Research interests
How can we interact with physical systems, in particular robots, at a high level? How can we formalize high level goals in a user friendly way? How can we automatically create controllers for such systems and how can we guarantee these systems will behave correctly?

To address these challenges, my research builds on ideas and techniques from different disciplines such as control, hybrid systems, logic, verification, model checking, planning and computational linguistics.

 

More Info
- I co-direct the Autonomous Systems Lab
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I am a member of the ME, AE and CS graduate fields
- Publications
- CV
- Robotics at Cornell

 

Teaching
Spring '09 - Hybrid systems

Contact
  hadaskg@cornell.edu
(607) 255-1592
210 Upson Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853

News

 

Aug '09. New Project: Tightly Integrated Perception and Planning in Intelligent Robotics (NSF)

Fall '09. M.Eng and Undergraduate research opportunities in the Autonomous Systems Lab

Fall '09. PhD positions available - email me or stop by my office

May '09. ICRA 2009 workshop "Formal Methods in Robotics and Automation" - presentations are posted here.