A Development Framework for a Comprehensive Capstone which Demonstrates Human Interaction with Autonomous Habitat Technology
Sage O. Sherman, Patrick K. Pischulti, Min Hwang, Mario Bergés, Ayush Mohanty, Nagi Gebraeel, Daniela B. Ivey, Stephen K. Robinson, David Klaus, Allison P. Anderson
Min was a PhD student working on fault diagnosis, more specifically root cause analysis, in space habitats as a part of the HOME (Habitats for Missions of Exploration) institute funded by NASA.
My research interests vary, but generally gravitate towards the development of technologies to make our built enviornment and the communities in them more autonomous and efficient. Lately I am interested in developing responsible autonomous solutions for infrastructure systems.