Dr Miguel Sarabia is an alumnus from the Personal Robotics Lab. His research focused on developing user-modelling techniques for a human-like companion that can help children with disabilities learn to drive a powered wheelchair. He also wrote an application-agnostic and open-source implementation of the as contributed to a fast .
Moreover, he collaborated with the to carry out a study evaluating the potential of a humanoid companion for acute hospital patients.
His complete list of publications may be found at .
Previously, Miguel graduated from the department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College with first class honours in 2010. He also spent a year at as part of the Erasmus programme.
Apart from research, Miguel was involved with teaching in the Electrical and Electronic Engineering department a well. He was a teaching assistant for Human-Centred Robotics (a fourth year course), Object Oriented Programming and Language Processors (both second year courses). He was named departmental teaching assistant of the year in 2012.
Publications
Journals
→ Sarabia M, Young N, Canavan K, Edginton T, Demiris Y, Vizcaychipi MP Robotic Technology to Combat Social Isolation in Acute Hospital Settings [submitted].
→ Ognibene D, Chinellato E, Sarabia M, Demiris Y (2013) . Bioinspiration & Biomimetics, vol. 8, 035002
Conferences
→ Sarabia M, Lee K, Demiris Y (2015) . International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication (ROMAN), pp: 715-721
→ Sarabia M, Demiris Y (2013) . International Conference on Social Robotics (ICSR), pp: 432-441
→ Sarabia M, Le Mau T, Soh H, Naruse S, Poon C, Liao Z, Tan KC, Lai ZJ, Demiris Y (2013) . International Conference on Social Robotics (ICSR), pp: 412-421.
→ Ognibene D, Chinellato E, Sarabia M, Demiris Y (2012) . Conference on Living Machines, pp: 192-203.
→ Sarabia M, Ros R, Demiris Y (2011) . International Conference on Humanoid Robots, pp: 670-675
Thesis
→ Sarabia M. (2015) PhD Thesis, 天美传媒
