Aleksandr Sergeyev

Aleksandr Sergeyev is a Professor in the College of Computing at Michigan Technological University, with affiliations in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department. He serves as Graduate Program Director for the MS in Mechatronics and Director of the FANUC Certified Industrial Robotics Training Center.

• PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Michigan Tech
• MS in Physics, Michigan Tech
• BS in Electrical Engineering, Moscow University of Electronics and Automation

Research Interests focus on Mechatronics Systems, Industrial Robotics, Robotic Vision Systems, Automation and Controls, and Optics/Image Processing. He actively develops curriculum frameworks for robotics education and explores complex control systems in industrial applications.

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in robotics education, curriculum development, PLC systems, robotic vision, and industrial automation. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and industry partnerships.

Professional affiliations include membership in SPIE, IEEE, and ASEE. He collaborates with industry leaders like GM, Ford, FANUC Robotics, Edmund Optics, and Bosch.

Grants and Funding:
• Development of the Teleoperated Robotic Workcell ($80,775)
• NSF-sponsored robotics education partnership ($702,324)
• Industrial Automation and Control Laboratory ($255,000)
• Collaborative projects with major corporations including FORD ($20,000), GM, and BAE ($48,500)