Herbert Shea

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herbert.shea@epfl.ch +41 21 693 66 63 https://www.epfl.ch/labs/lmts/

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3527-3036

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EPFL STI IGM LMTS
MC B4 177 (Bâtiment MC)
Rue de la Maladière 71b, CP 526
2002 Neuchâtel 2

+41 21 693 66 63
Office: MC B4 177
EPFL > STI > IGM > LMTS

Web site: Web site: https://lmts.epfl.ch/

+41 21 693 66 63
EPFL > STI > STI-SMT > SMT-ENS

EPFL STI IGM-GE
ME A2 399 (Bâtiment ME)
Station 9
1015 Lausanne

+41 21 693 66 63
Office: ME A2 399
EPFL > STI > IGM > IGM-GE

+41 21 693 66 63
EPFL > STI > STI-DEC > STI-DIR

+41 21 693 66 63
EPFL > VPA-AVP-DLE > AVP-DLE-EDOC > EDAM-ENS

+41 21 693 66 63
EPFL > VPA-AVP-DLE > AVP-DLE-EDOC > EDRS-ENS

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Fields of expertise

soft robotics, wearable haptics, electrostatic actuators, EHD

Mission

My lab develops flexible polymer-based actuators for a wide range of applications including haptics and soft robotics. More info on my research at https://www.epfl.ch/labs/lmts/

Publications and Conference papers

Link to my lab

Links from EPFL-LMTS Lab webpage

People
Research Activities
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Teaching

Education

PhD

Physics

Harvard University

1997

Physics

Harvard University

1993

BSc

Physics

McGill University

1991

Publications

Other publications

Google Scholar profile

https://scholar.google.ch/citations?user=N-oSbkMAAAAJ&hl=en

Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Microengineering

PhD Students

Luo Yichi, Mizutani Ayana, Tong Xintong, Zhang Huapeng,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Akbari Samin , Aksoy Bekir , Bandi Tobias , Beco Albuquerque Fabio , Besse Nadine , Bodendorfer Michael , Chakraborty Subha , Dandavino Simon , Fighera Marianna , Ghose Kaustav , Grasso Giulio , Hennig Robert Marius , Ji Xiaobin , Krpoun Renato , Lalgudi Venkatraman Vinu , Maffli Luc , Marette Alexis Pierre Henri , Niklaus Muhamed , Poulin Alexandre , Romano Pietro , Rosset Samuel , Schaller Sylvain Thomas , Schlatter Samuel , Shintake Jun , Sorba Francesca , Wiesendanger Reto ,

Courses

Topics in Autonomous Robotics

Students will be introduced to modern approaches in control and design of autonomous robots through lectures and exercises.