Matthieu GUILBERT
Methods from optimization theory for robot control
Ph.D. Student
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I am a former student of the Ecole des Mines de Douai and I began a Ph.D. Thesis in January 2004 at the INRIA in Grenoble.

it's me !
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Education


2004 -

Ph.D Thesis at the INRIA advised by Pierre-Brice Wieber and Luc Joly in the bipop project and in Stäubli Robotics in Faverges

2002-2003

Master of Science (IVR) in Imagery, Vision and Robotics at the INPG in Grenoble

2001-2002

Electrical Engineer of the Ecole des Mines de Douai (Leading French school in electrical engineering). Exchange student at the Sherbrooke University (in Quebec) in electrical engineering and data processing.

1998-2001

Engineer Student at the Ecole des Mines de Douai, 4 years program in : mechanics, robotics, automatics, process control, computer science.

Professional experiences


2004 -

Full time contract in Stäubli Robotics in Faverges
Optimal trajectory generation for manipulator robots.

2003

Master Thesis in Vision at the INRIA (MOVI project)
Multi-Camera Scene Flow by Tracking 3-D Points and Surfels (applied to human movements tracking)

2002

Master Degree in the Development and Experiments Service (INRIA).
Software integration of an experiment in virtual reality around human walking

2001

Engineer Training in THALES Training & Simulation (Cergy 95)
Feedback force control for simulating helicopter commands.

2000

Technician training in the electrical engineering department
of UMIST (Manchester UK)
Power quality control of a windfarm

Languages


English

Fluent (TOEFL 563 points)

German

Scholar level

Centre d'intérêts


Computer Science

Language : C/C++, Visual Basic, Latex, Assembling (Motorola, Microchip, INTEL)
OS : Unix SGI, Linux, SunOS, DOS, Microsoft Windows

Science

Optimization (Newton Methods, Optimization without derivatives, Hardware in the loop Optimization, etc.), Optimal control, Robotics.

Loisirs

Robotics, Electronics, Aviation, Mechanical sports, Model aircraft making, ...

Sports

Hiking, Climbing, Rugby, Mountain biking, Swimming, ...