Prof. Martin L Culpepper
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Associate Director, Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity (LMP)
Director, Precision Compliant Systems Laboratory (PCSL)
Director, Precision Compliant Systems Laboratory (PCSL)
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Design of Micro and Nanopositioning Equipment/Instrumentation
Nanomanufacturing
Micromanufacturing
Design of Carbon Nanotube-Based Machines
Design of Compliant Machine Elements and Instruments
Precision Machine Design
Makers / Fab Lab
Manufacturing Process Technology
Nanomanufacturing
Micromanufacturing
Design of Carbon Nanotube-Based Machines
Design of Compliant Machine Elements and Instruments
Precision Machine Design
Makers / Fab Lab
Manufacturing Process Technology
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Projects
June 20, 2016Department of Mechanical Engineering
Project Manus
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
May 11, 2010Department of Mechanical EngineeringDesign of Multi-DOF Flexures
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
May 11, 2010Department of Mechanical EngineeringCNTs-Based MEMS/NEMS Force-Displacement Sensors
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
May 11, 2010Department of Mechanical EngineeringEngineered Small-Scale Machine Elements and Systems
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
November 3, 2008Department of Mechanical EngineeringMolecular Machines: Carbon Nanotube-Based Devices
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
November 3, 2008Department of Mechanical EngineeringDual-Purpose Fixture-Positioner for Nanoinstrumentation and Nanomanufacturing Equipment
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
September 27, 2007Department of Mechanical EngineeringHigh Speed Three-Dimensional Scanner for In Vivo Non-Invasive Optical Biopsy Using Two-Photon Microscopy
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
January 12, 2007Department of Mechanical EngineeringPrecision Compliant Systems Laboratory (PCSL)
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
October 12, 2005Department of Mechanical EngineeringHybrid Positioning Fixtures for Nanomanufacturing
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
October 12, 2005Department of Mechanical EngineeringCarbon Nanotube-Based Machines
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
June 12, 2004Department of Mechanical EngineeringSelf-Forming Sub-Micron Fixture Technology: Quasi-Kinematic Couplings (QKCs)
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
June 12, 2004Department of Mechanical EngineeringReconfigurable Compliant Nanomanipulators (RNMs)
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
June 12, 2004Department of Mechanical EngineeringBinary Actuation for Small-Scale Nano-Manipulators: Discrete Nano-Actuation Technology (DNAT)
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
June 12, 2004Department of Mechanical EngineeringFlatbots: Layered Construction and Integrated Actuators to Create Inexpensive Walking Robots
Principal Investigator Martin Culpepper
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Video
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Martin Culpepper
Professor, Mechanical EngineeringProject Manus
Martin Culpepper
Professor of Mechanical EngineeringMartin Culpepper - 2019 RD Conference
The Latest Academic Arms Race - Making + Entrepreneurship - Is Going to Matter To You
Several decades back, the hands-on capstone course was a step change for technology education. It started at schools like MIT and spread worldwide. We now expect students have some experience in "thinking + doing," in fact, it is often necessary for university accreditation.We are in the midst of an impending step change, and again, schools like MIT are in competition to lead this change. It has led to an "arms race" in higher education that will shape the future people that work with/for you. Hundreds of millions of dollars are being spent by universities in a competition to create innovation ecosystems that produce technology innovators that have making + innovation skill sets.
You're going to want to know about these people, who is best at educating/creating them, and how to gain a competitive advantage in hiring them. In this talk, I'm going to help you figure that out.
