Frank Doyle

Frank Doyle is a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment. His work focuses on research and development within energy engineering, precision systems, and Industry 4.0 applications. He has contributed to sustainable design and manufacturing efficiency, aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals.

His research interests include optimizing energy conservation in industrial facilities, sensor networks for precision engineering, and leveraging IoT and interoperability standards to enhance manufacturing processes. Doyle has collaborated extensively with colleagues such as Dr. Cosgrove and Dr. Carvalho on projects related to predictive maintenance and digitization in SME environments.

Notable contributions include studies on behavioral-driven energy savings in manufacturing and the digitization of shop-floor operations. His research outputs span conference articles and contributions, emphasizing practical applications of digital technologies and data-driven approaches to improve industrial efficiency.

Frank Doyle’s academic profile reflects a commitment to advancing manufacturing and energy systems through innovative technical solutions, with a particular emphasis on bridging theoretical research and real-world industrial challenges.