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Associate Professor

AHMED KHAMIS MOHAMED ALI ELSHENAWY

Dean of Regional Informatics Center, Associate Professor

biography

Has received his doctoral degree in April 2010 as Dr.rar,nat, Doctor of Natural Science in the field of robotics systems from University of Mannheim, in Germany. In addition, he gained his Bacholar, Master Degrees from the Arab Academy for science, technology in 1999, 2002 , respectively. His research interests are Wheeled mobile robots, manipulator robotics systems , medical robotics.

Education

2010

Doctorate - University of Mannheim, Germany -

Dr.rar,nat,,, Doctor of Natural Science Automation Control Engineering

2002

Master - Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT) -

M.Sc.Masters in Science Electrical Power and Computer Control

1999

Bachelor - Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport (AASTMT) -

B.Sc.Bachelor in Science Electrical Power and Computer Control

experience

work experience

2010 - 2015

Assistant Professor

Electric and Control Engineering

2007 - 2010

System Control Integerator

Automation Laboratory

2003 - 2008

Research Assistant

Automation Laboratory

1999 - 2003

Teacher Assistant

Electric and Control Engineering

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Honors

Walter Reis Innovation Award For Robotics, 2nd Preis

Professional Experience

  • AASTMT

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Teaching Courses

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EE418 - Automatic Control Systems

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EE326 - Electrical Engineering (2)

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EE419 - Modern control Engineering

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EE412 - Control Systems (2)

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EE328 - Electrical Power and Machines

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EE231 - Electrical Circuits (1)

2013 Fall Semester View All Content
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EE232 - Electrical Circuits (2)

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EE236 - Electrical Engineering (1)

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MM429 - Electrical Ship Design

2011 Spring Semester View All Content
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EE449T - Electrical Power in Ships

2011 Spring Semester View All Content

EE514 - Robotics

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projects

Smart Environment for Elderly and Disabled Users

Funded Project
Start Date : 01 Jan 2015-01 Jan 2015
The main idea of the project is to have a wheeled chair which is may be operated with joystick Voice commands. This wheel chair will maneuver and navigate in the Handicap environment such as “House”. The house will be intelligently operated to execute the user’s commands using voice eye gazing. For example, to be alerted with the vital activates of the user (waking up, Heart Attack), be aware with the hazard situations (Gas leakage, fire….) and to execute the proper solution and inform the local authority (GSM commands). In addition to, the wheelchair, which is a part of the environment it will be able to navigate in the house without colliding with any obstacle.

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Branch : AASTMT AbuKir Branch, Alexandria, Egypt

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Location : AbuKir AAST 221