Martin Jagersand

Martin Jagersand is a Professor in Computing Science at the University of Alberta, specializing in robotics, computer vision, and medical imaging. His research develops real-time vision systems for robot control in unstructured environments, including assistive technologies and space telerobotics.

Key projects include Back2Future-SIM for predictive haptic feedback in teleoperation, quantum models for visual neuroscience with Concetta Morrone, and wheelchair-mounted robotic manipulators for independent living. His work emphasizes applications in healthcare, space exploration, and autonomous systems.

He teaches courses like CMPUT 428 (3D Computer Vision) and mentors graduate students in robotics and machine learning. His recent publications focus on data-driven teleoperation and activity analysis for assistive robotics.