معرفی
Mehdi Delrobaei serves as an Assistant Professor in the Mechatronics Engineering Department within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at K. N. Toosi University of Technology. He leads the Biomechatronic Systems Research Group, directing a comprehensive research program focused on the intersection of biomechanics, artificial intelligence, and healthcare technology. His laboratory maintains active collaborations across multiple disciplines and has established itself as a significant research hub in Iran for cognitive health technologies.
Dr. Delrobaei's research focuses on developing innovative biomechatronic solutions for cognitive health assessment and management. His primary areas include Parkinson's disease monitoring systems, spatial navigation evaluation using movement patterns, executive attention assessment through motion analysis, and decision-making analysis using eye tracking. His work uniquely integrates AI algorithms with biomechanical analysis to create accessible assessment tools that can replace costly equipment like EEG and dedicated eye-trackers with standard camera-based analysis. This approach addresses environmental challenges like lighting variations and camera angles while maintaining clinical validity.
The research output demonstrates a clear trend toward practical clinical applications of engineering solutions, with publications spanning healthcare AI, neuroimaging, biomechanics, and cybersecurity for medical devices. His team has developed numerous algorithms for cognitive assessment, medication management systems for movement disorders, and secure healthcare data solutions using blockchain technology.
Dr. Delrobaei actively supervises a substantial research group with approximately 10 current students across various academic levels, including Ph.D., M.Sc., and B.Sc. candidates. His advising approach appears to focus on interdisciplinary projects that combine engineering expertise with clinical applications, providing students with opportunities to work on meaningful healthcare challenges. The consistent stream of publications and growing student cohort indicate active research funding supporting the laboratory's operations.
The Biomechatronic Systems Research Group operates from the Mechatronics Laboratory at K. N. Toosi University of Technology, with facilities including the Library Building on the first floor. The lab maintains a strong focus on translating engineering solutions into practical healthcare applications, particularly in the areas of movement disorders and cognitive assessment. The research environment emphasizes collaboration between engineering students and clinical researchers to ensure both technical innovation and clinical relevance of developed solutions.
