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Karla A. Camarillo-Gomez

Prof. Dr. Karla A. Camarillo-Gomez

Tecnológico Nacional de México - Instituto Tecnológico de Celaya

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Karla A. Camarillo-Gómez is a professor and head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico in Celaya. After finishing her PhD studies at Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico en la Laguna, she joined the same institution in Celaya as a professor in 2009. She has received several fellowships and awards on robotics from the Mexican Association on Robotics and Industry (AMRob) and the Federation International of Robo-sports Association (FIRA). She is a member of the AMRob, co-chair of HuroCup of FIRA and the National System or Researchers of CONACyT. Her current research field is focused on modeling and control of robots, control of nonlinear systems, stability analysis of nonlinear systems, development of rehabilitation systems, humanoid robots, as well as assembly automatization, and applications of vision control on industrial processes.

Research Keywords & Expertise

Biomechanics
Robotics
stability analysis
humanoid robot
Industrial 4.0

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Karla A. Camarillo-Gómez is a professor and head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico in Celaya. After finishing her PhD studies at Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico en la Laguna, she joined the same institution in Celaya as a professor in 2009. She has received several fellowships and awards on robotics from the Mexican Association on Robotics and Industry (AMRob) and the Federation International of Robo-sports Association (FIRA). She is a member of the AMRob, co-chair of HuroCup of FIRA and the National System or Researchers of CONACyT. Her current research field is focused on modeling and control of robots, control of nonlinear systems, stability analysis of nonlinear systems, development of rehabilitation systems, humanoid robots, as well as assembly automatization, and applications of vision control on industrial processes.