Danyal Saqib
I am a MSc student at the
University of Calgary, with research focusing on Robotics and Controls. I am a
part of the Calgary Human-Robot Collaboration (CHRC) Lab,
supervised by
Dr. Marie Charbonneau. My research focuses on control algorithms that can make
physical human-robot interaction safe, by behaving
compliantly (or softly) in response to human contact.
I previously completed my Bachelor's degree in Electrical
Engineering from
SEECS, NUST. I
completed my undergraduate thesis under the supervision of
Dr. Wajahat Hussain, in the domain of self-supervised learning for robotic
systems.
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Research
My general research interests include control theory,
learning, and robotics. I am currently researching
energy-based control methods for safe physical human-robot
interaction (pHRI), that can guarantee energy limitation
for robotic manipulators both within and outside of
contact scenarios. I am privileged to have had the
opportunity to work with and design controllers for
several interesting robots, such as the
Reachy Robot
by Pollen Robotics at the University of Calgary's CHRC
Lab, and the
Talos Humanoid Robot
by PAL Robotics at the University of Waterloo's RoboHub.
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Publications
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Theses
Teaching
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University of Calgary: Teaching Assistant
- ENME 505 - Robotics
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ENME 502 - Mechanical Engineering Capstone Project 2
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ENME 501 - Mechanical Engineering Capstone Project 1
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SEECS, NUST: Teaching Assistant
- SE 807 - Machine Learning
- CS 470 - Machine Learning
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