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Dr. Barajas Named 2024 AIAA Huntsville Professional of the Year
Dr. Leandro Barajas, Chief Engineer for the Land Systems Business Area, Defense Systems Sector at Leidos Dynetics was named The 2024 Earl Pearce Professional of the Year (POY) by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).
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Featured Articles
United States Patent 9,875,427 Barajas, et al. July 12, 2016 Method for Object Localization and Pose Estimation for an Object of Interest
United States Patent 9,387,589 Barajas, et al. July 12, 2016 Visual debugging of robotic tasks
United States Patent 9,120,224 Sanders, Barajas, et al. September 1, 2015 Framework and method for controlling a robotic system using a distributed computer network ...
United States Patent 8,805,581 Barajas, et al. August 12, 2014 Procedural memory learning and robot control
United States Patent 8,577,815 Barajas , et al. November 5, 2013 Method and system for concurrent event forecasting
United States Patent 8,515,579 Alcazar, et al. August 20, 2013 Systems and Methods Associated with Handling an Object with a Gripper
United States Patent 8,369,992 Barajas, et al. February 5, 2013 Embedded diagnostic, prognostic, and health management system and method for a humanoid robot
On Sol 84 (Oct. 31, 2012), NASA's Curiosity rover used the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) to capture this set ...
Talks Titles: - NASA-GM Robonaut 2: An Engineering Revolution in Robotics and Automation - Mars Desert Research Station: Engineering Challenges in Self-Sufficiency ...
Dear IEEE Huntsville Section Members, We are very excited to let you know about the creation of an IEEE Joint Robotics ...
Awards & Honors
Dr. Barajas Inducted into the 2020 Class of Leidos Technical FellowsDr. Barajas has been selected as a 2020 Leidos Technical Fellow in Robotics, Autonomy and Instrumentation. Currently, less than 73 (0.2%) out of the almost 40,000 Leidos employees are bestowed with this distinction.
Dr. Barajas receives the 2019 IEEE Huntsville Professional of the Year AwardDr. Barajas received the 2019 IEEE Huntsville Section Professional of the Year Award for significant works and accomplishments towards the advancement of the IEEE Huntsville Section.
Dr. Barajas Granted with 20th U.S. PatentDr. Barajas has authored over 40 patents and patent applications, 7 Defensive Publications, and 9 Trade Secrets. Leandro’s U.S. Patents granted to date include: 7,171,897, 7,292,960, 7,324,924, 7,526,461, 7,558,771, 7,672,811, 7,761,389, 7,771,089, 7,899,761, 7,996,113, 7,999,664, 8,369,992, 8,515,579, 8,577,815, 8,805,581, 8,843,236, 9,120,224, 9,221,170, 9,387,589, and 9,875,427.
Dr. Barajas selected as 2016 AIAA Associate FellowThe American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) is pleased to announce its Class of 2016 Associate Fellows. AIAA formally honored and inducted the class at its AIAA Associate Fellows Recognition Ceremony and Dinner on Monday, January 4, 2016, at the Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego, California, in conjunction with the AIAA Science and Technology Forum […]
Dr. Barajas Receives NASA’s Space Act AwardThis recognition was granted for the development of a significant scientific or technical contribution, Robonaut 2 (R2) MSC-CC-001, that has been determined to be of value in the conduct of an aeronautical or space activity of NASA.
NASA’s Robonaut 2 Lauded as 2014 Government Invention of the YearRobonaut 2, NASA’s first humanoid robot in space, was selected as the NASA Government Invention of the Year for 2014. Many outstanding inventions were considered for this award, and Robonaut 2 was chosen after a challenging review by the NASA selection committee that evaluated the robot in the following areas: Aerospace Significance, Industry Significance, Humanitarian […]
Patents
Yuan, Barajas et al., US Patent 7,996,113 GrantedUnited States Patent 7,996,113 Yuan, Barajas, et al. August 9, 2011 Methods of integrating real and virtual world using virtual sensor/actuator.
Xiao, Barajas, et al. US Patent 7,672,811 GrantedUnited States Patent 7,672,811 Xiao, Barajas, et al. March 2, 2010 System and method for production system performance prediction.
Srinivasa & Barajas, US Patent 7,526,461 GrantedUnited States Patent 7,526,461 Srinivasa & Barajas April 28, 2009 System and method for temporal data mining.
Barajas, et al. US Patent 7,171,897 GrantedSystem and methods for data-driven control of manufacturing processes Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing hybrid, closed-loop control that generates control values for processes defined by a limited number of function evaluations and large amounts of process and measurement noise. The described control system is applied to a stencil printing process for applying solder paste to […]
Papers
3D Visual Perception System for Bin Picking in Automotive Sub-Assembly AutomationS. Lee, J. Kim, M. Lee, K. Yoo, L. G. Barajas, and R. Menassa, “3D Visual Perception System for Bin Picking in Automotive Sub-Assembly Automation,” International Conference on Robotics & Automation (ICRA 2012), Saint Paul, MN, 2012.
Estimating Object Grasp Sliding via Pressure Array SensingJ. A. Alcazar and L. G. Barajas, “Estimating Object Grasp Sliding via Pressure Array Sensing,” submitted to the International Conference on Robotics & Automation (ICRA 2012) Saint Paul, MN, 2012.
Local Recurrence Based Performance Prediction and Prognostics in the Nonlinear and Nonstationary SystemsH. Yang, S. T. S. Bukkapatnam, L. G. Barajas, “Local Recurrence Based Performance Prediction and Prognostics in the Nonlinear and Nonstationary Systems,” Pattern Recognition, vol. 44, pp. 1834-1840, 2011
Dexterous Robotic Hand Grasping Method for Automotive PartsJ. A. Alcazar and L. G. Barajas, “Dexterous Robotic Hand Grasping Method for Automotive Parts,” presented at the IEEE-RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots, Nashville, TN, December 6, 2010
Virtual Launch & Validation of Manufacturing Automation ControlsL. G. Barajas, S. R. Biller, F. Gu, and C. Yuan, “Virtual Launch & Validation of Manufacturing Automation Controls,” presented at the 6th IEEE Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE). Toronto, Canada, 2010
A Survey on Prognostic MetricsT.-C. Lu, N. Srinivasa, and L. G. Barajas, “A Survey on Prognostic Metrics,” presented at the Machinery Failure Prevention Technology (MFPT) Conference, Huntsville, AL, 2010
Mars Desert Research Station
Mars Desert Research Station – Crew 109 Summary ReportThe MDRS rotation for our Crew (CIX) has come to an end, and it is time for all to move on and to look for other planets! The table below summarizes the Extra-Vehicular Activities (EVA) performed during the 2 week stay over the 2011 Christmas period (Dec 17-Dec 31). And yes, we had almost 54 […]