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Craig Schindler

Job title:

Alumni

Affiliation:

Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

Professor Kristofer S.J. Pister (Advisor)

Ph.D. 2020

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Projects & Publications

Nonlinear Dynamics of Lateral Electrostatic Gap Closing Actuators for Applications in Inchworm Motors

Ahad M. Rauf; Daniel Contreras; Ryan Shih; Craig Schindler; Kristofer S.J. Pister

Journal Article, 2022

Quadrotor-Based Lighthouse Localization with Time-Synchronized Wireless Sensor Nodes and Bearing-Only Measurements

Brian G. Kilberg; Felipe M. R. Campos; Craig Schindler; Kristofer S.J. Pister

Journal Article, 2020

Jumping Silicon Microrobots With Electrostatic Inchworm Motors and Energy Storing Substrate Springs

Craig Schindler

Ph.D. Dissertation, 2020

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