Jorge Gudiño Lau earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering with a degree in Control and a specialty in Robotics from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in 2004. He is currently a full-time professor and researcher at the Faculty of Electromechanical Engineering (FIE) at the University of Colima (UCol). He also has a desirable profile from the SEP-Mexico (Spanish Ministry of Education), is the leader of the consolidated academic body UCOL-CA-21 Mechatronic and Electrical Systems, and is president of the FIE-UCol Academy of Mechatronics Engineering. In the last five years, he has completed more than ten theses related to mechatronics, robotics, control, and electronics; more than five research projects; more than five books, more than five book chapters, more than ten refereed articles, and two academic awards from UCol. His area of interest is Robotic Manipulator Control, Cooperative Robot Control, Robotic Hands, Exoskeletons, Child Rehabilitation with Robots, Haptic Control, Teleoperation, Robots with IoT, Development of Mechatronic Systems and Artificial Intelligence.
Jorge Gudiño Lau earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering with a degree in Control and a specialty in Robotics from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in 2004. He is currently a full-time professor and researcher at the Faculty of Electromechanical Engineering (FIE) at the University of Colima (UCol). He also has a desirable profile from the SEP-Mexico (Spanish Ministry of Education), is the leader of the consolidated academic body UCOL-CA-21 Mechatronic and Electrical Systems, and is president of the FIE-UCol Academy of Mechatronics Engineering. In the last five years, he has completed more than ten theses related to mechatronics, robotics, control, and electronics; more than five research projects; more than five books, more than five book chapters, more than ten refereed articles, and two academic awards from UCol. His area of interest is Robotic Manipulator Control, Cooperative Robot Control, Robotic Hands, Exoskeletons, Child Rehabilitation with Robots, Haptic Control, Teleoperation, Robots with IoT, Development of Mechatronic Systems and Artificial Intelligence.