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About me I am an Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering at Lamar University since 2005. Previously I worked for Yantric Inc. and SensAble Technologies, Inc, in the Boston Area for about two years. |
About the lab The Zhu lab was established in 2005 when I came to Lamar Unversity. It started with 5 Phantom Omni haptic devices from SensAble Technologies. The lab has experienced significant growth since then. |
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NSF: Haptic-augmented Dynamics Learning Project Website Here you can find out more details about the Haptic-augmented Learning for Dynamics, sponsored by National Science Foundation grant DUE/CCLI-0737173. |
About haptics and virtual environment Haptics is about the research and development in 'sense of touch'. I am interested in computer haptics which investigates the simulation of touch and force among virtual objects in a virtual environment created by computers. For years, I have been looking for 'killer applications' for haptics. See the lab page for more details. |
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About design and manufacturing I have been working on design and manufacturing for a decade. In particular, I am interested in computer-aided design and manufacturing (CAD/CAM), gemoetric modeling, CNC tool path planning, and integration of haptics into CAD/CAM. See the lab page for more details. |
About GPU computing and engineering optimization GPU computing is an emerging technology for desktop parallel computing. I am interested in GPU computing in general engineering optimization and the combination of GPU computing and Grid Computing. See the lab page for more details. |
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