Bo Fu
I'm a Ph.D. student working with professors Kira Barton and Maani Ghaffari Jadidi at the Robotics Institute, University of Michigan. My current research interest is in decision making and path planning for multiagent systems under uncertainty.
I hold a M.S. from Carnegie Mellon University where I worked with professor Nathan Michael on visual-inertial odometry systems for quadcopters. Before that, I studied vehicle engineering and had my undergraduate research focused on control strategies for hybrid electric vehicles.
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I gave a presentation at IROS 2023 (the content is the same as this video).
I completed an internship (Applied Scientist II Intern) at Amazon Robotics. The context of the system that I worked on is shown here.
A paper is published at IEEE Transactions on Robotics. Robust Task Scheduling for Heterogeneous Robot Teams Under Capability Uncertainty.
A workshop paper is presented at ICRA 2022 Workshop on Collaborative Robots and the Work of the Future.
A new paper published at Journal of Autonomous Vehicles and Systems - ASME. Simultaneous human-robot matching and routing for multi-robot tour guiding under time uncertainty.
A new co-authored paper presented at 2021 Winter Simulation Conference. Phoenix, AZ. Room match: Achieving thermal comfort through smart space allocation and environ- mental control in buildings.
A new paper presented at IROS 2020. Heterogeneous Vehicle Routing and Teaming with Gaussian Distributed Energy Uncertainty.
A new article about our project at the Automotive Research Center.