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Carlos Lück is an Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and current Department Chair at the University of Southern Maine's Department of Engineering within the College of Science, Technology, & Health. He holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering (Robotics) from the University of Southern California (1995), MS in Computer Engineering (1992), and dual BS degrees in Electrical Engineering from the University of São Paulo (Power Systems, 1988 and Electronics, 1987).
- PhD: Robotics, University of Southern California (1995)
- MS: Computer Engineering, University of Southern California (1992)
- BS: Electrical Engineering (Power Systems), University of São Paulo (1988)
- BS: Electrical Engineering (Electronics), University of São Paulo (1987)
His research focuses on intelligent systems with emphasis on kinematic analysis and control of robotic manipulators. He has contributed to NASA Space Shuttle robotics projects through collaborations with Jet Propulsion Laboratory and IEEE leaders.
Recent publications emphasize engineering education innovation, including circuit theory pedagogy and robotics curriculum development.
He has advised/co-authored works with colleagues like Seth Percy, Josh Perry, Nathan Lareau, and James Smith. His teaching portfolio includes courses on circuits, microprocessors, robotics fundamentals, control systems, and senior design projects.
