Adam Morgan

Adam Morgan serves as a Teaching Tutor in Robotics within the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Swansea University's Faculty of Science and Engineering. With an MSc in Mechanical Engineering from Swansea University, he brings both academic expertise and extensive industry experience to his role, focusing on bridging theoretical knowledge with practical applications in robotics and advanced manufacturing.

His research interests span robotics, automation, intelligent manufacturing systems, sensor fusion, robotic perception, and additive manufacturing technologies. Morgan's work emphasizes the integration of intelligent systems within manufacturing environments, exploring novel applications of 3D printing and sensor technologies to enhance industrial processes.

His publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on practical robotics applications in manufacturing, particularly examining how AI algorithms can optimize production processes and how environmental factors affect human-robot interaction systems. His recent work shows increasing sophistication in applying bio-inspired algorithms to industrial robotics challenges.

As an educator, Morgan contributes to undergraduate modules including Data Analysis and Simulation, AI and Machine Learning, and Intelligent Manufacturing and Robotics, with a strong emphasis on hands-on, project-based learning approaches that leverage his industry background.