Hormoz Marzbani

Associate Professor Hormoz Marzbani is affiliated with the School of Engineering at RMIT University. His roles include teaching and research supervision in areas such as Dynamics and Vibration, Vehicle Dynamics, Autonomous Systems, and Mechanical Design. He actively supervises research projects focusing on autonomous vehicle control, safety enhancements, and advanced manufacturing techniques.

Research Interests

• Mechanical Engineering
• Automotive Engineering
• Autonomous Systems
• Motion Sickness Mitigation
• Additive Manufacturing
• Infrastructure Integration for Automated Vehicles

Recent research trends include optimizing autonomous vehicle trajectories, enhancing safety through infrastructure collaboration, and mitigating motion sickness via ergonomic path planning. His work frequently addresses challenges in control systems, sensor fusion, and experimental validation with scaled prototypes.

Supervision & Grants

Supervision projects include topics like Autonomous Optimal Vehicle Control, Trajectory Optimization for Active Safety, and 3D Printed Mycelium Composites. His research often intersects with industry needs, leveraging grants for experimental setups and computational modeling.

Labs & Collaborations

Engages in collaborative projects involving scaled autonomous vehicle testing and infrastructure-based sensor networks, emphasizing real-world application of theoretical advancements.