
01/22/2010
Check out these recent videos of what our design students have done! Fall 2009: ME250 taught by Assistant Professor John Hart Slotbots Competition Winter 2008: ME 350 taught by […]
Check out these recent videos of what our design students have done! Fall 2009: ME250 taught by Assistant Professor John Hart Slotbots Competition Winter 2008: ME 350 taught by […]
Check out these videos showing projects designed by students in ME 350 (Design & Manufacturing II) and ME 552 (Mechatronic System Design). ME 350: Design & Manufacturing II This is […]
ME Professor A. Galip Ulsoy, William Clay Professor of Manufacturing, has been awarded a Distinguished University Professorship, one of the highest honors that the University can award its faculty. The […]
An invention by ME Assistant Professor Shorya Awtar was recently selected by the U-M Technology Transfer Office as one of the the six most promising invention disclosures – out of […]
This award recognizes outstanding scholarly achievement, as evidenced by publications and/or other scholarly activities in any academic field.
Carley was among nine winners chosen at U-M in this year’s 1,000 Pitches competition
Michelle Bakker enters the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering with the 2013 ASME Foundation/ASME Auxiliary FIRST Clarke Scholarship. Bakker participated in her high school’s FIRST Robotics team for four consecutive years.
Two teams from MEs Mobile Robotics Laboratory walked away from a recent conference, awards in hand. The Mobile Robotics Lab’s Personal Odometry System (POS) earned the “best in show” designation […]
Low-cost sensors, actuators, electronics and computer technology have helped shift the design of high-tech and household products from the purely mechanical domain only a few decades ago to the multidisciplinary […]
ME’s undergrad curriculum has a unique team-based, Design-Build-Test spine of required classes. In Design and Manufacturing I, II and III (ME250, 350 and 450 respectively), sophomores, juniors and seniors turn concepts into real, working engineered system