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Professor and interim University of Washington Industrial & Systems Engineering chair Cynthia Chen
University of Washington Mechanical Engineering
January 2024
How can robots "see" in cluttered spaces? ME and University of Washington Industrial & Systems Engineering Associate Professor Ashis Banerjee and former doctoral student Ekta Samani developed a method that teaches a low-cost hashtag#robot to identify objects on a cluttered shelf. A recent paper in IEEE Transactions on Robotics demonstrated that their method outperformed current state-of-the-art models. https://lnkd.in/gMiWGef9 hashtag#UWinnovates University of Washington College of Engineering
16) University of Washington - Seattle Campus Seattle, Washington
Autumn 2024
Sep 25, 2024
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BS Curriculum: - https://ise.washington.edu/students/BSIE/tech-electives
INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING - INTRODUCTION TO MODERN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING.
#IndustrialEngineering for #SocietyProsperity.
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MS Curriculum:- https://ise.washington.edu/students/MSIE/tech_electives
Linda Ng (Chair & Professor) linda @uw.edu
https://ise.washington.edu/about/about-ise
About Industrial Engineering
Faster, easier, more efficient; that’s what being an IE is all about.
They improve processes by making them more efficient, better, and safer. IEs are the only engineering professionals trained specifically to be productivity and quality improvement specialists
Productivity Management: - Not in Curriculum
Linda Ng Boyle, Chair & Professor linda @uw.edu
Archis Ghate, Associate Chair & Professor
archis @uw.edu
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Engineering and Manufacturing Research Area
https://www.engr.washington.edu/faculty-research/strategic-research-areas#manufacturing
Banerjee, Ashis
ISE profile
ME profile
(206) 543-5388
ashisb at uw.edu
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Buchanan, Patty
(206) 221-1392
buchap@uw.edu
EGA 301
IND E 250: Fundamentals of Engineering Economy
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Mastrangelo, Christina
(206) 543-5439
mastr@uw.edu
AER 141C
Associate Professor Mastrangelo joined the department in 2002. Prior to joining the UW, she was an Associate Professor of Systems and Information Engineering at the University of Virginia. Dr. Mastrangelo also has several years of industrial manufacturing experience at AlliedSignal Aerospace, Honeywell IACD and Ion Implant Services.
Dr. Mastrangelo’s industrial research, sponsored by NSF and the Navy, seeks to understand the effects of lower-level processes on system-level outputs. This is applied to obsolescence management, additive manufacturing, and food chain production. Understanding these models and the effects of competing process models is important to improve productivity, identify and validate quality control parameters, and, ultimately, increase the desired response.
https://ise.washington.edu/facultyfinder/christina-mastrangelo
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