Eric Feron
_ I am a professor in the division of Computer, Electrical and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering (program in Electrical and Computer Engineering) at KAUST (King Abdullah University of Science
and Technology)
_ I am a part-time lecturer at the Georgia Institute of Technology within the College of Computing
_ I am a consulting Professor at Ecole
Nationale de l'Aviation Civile (ENAC) with the Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and Automation Laboratory.
_ I am an Associate researcher at Institut Supérieur de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace (Supaéro).
_ I am an ambassador for the city of Toulouse,
France.
_ The Robotics, Intelligent Systems, and
Control Laboratory (RISC)
at KAUST
_ The Online Master of Science in
Computer Science
course on Cyber-Physical Systems at the Georgia Institute of Technology
_ Tangibles that Teach, a startup devoted to the development of low-cost
experimental devices for higher education.
_ To
the aspiring PhD candidate: What's my PhD about?
_ Why am I a PhD student, anyway?
Contact
eric dot
feron at kaust dot edu dot sa
ericferon6
at gmail dot com
My
books (in historical order)
1994 2006 2016
My experimental
research platforms (click on images for more information on the projects)
NASA Armstrong’s F-18 SRA (1995) Boston Logan International
airport (1998)
MIT’s Autonomous Helicopter (2001) Edwards AFB’s Autonomous Trio (2003)
Quanser’s and S.R. Hall’s 3 Degree of Freedom helicopter
(2004)
New York’s LaGuardia Airport (2009) San Francisco
Airport (2015)
The
Georgia Tech Robotarium (2016) The reduced
gravity laboratory (2017)
