Hi, I’m
Scott Mayberry
Robotics PhD Student
About
I’m a Robotics PhD student and NSF GRFP Fellow at Georgia Tech in the Georgia Tech System Research (GTSR) Lab. My research involves biomimetic soft sensing, acoustic communication, and open-source underwater robotics.
Experience
Georgia Institute of Technology
PhD in Robotics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Research Assistant
Georgia Tech Systems Research Laboratory @ Georgia Tech
Robotics Research Engineer
Advanced Robotics and Analytics @ Ford Motor Company
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Global Engineering and Research Lab @ MIT
Fellowship
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
Publications
First Step Towards μNet: Open-Access Aquatic Testbeds and Robotic Ecosystem
WUWNet '21: The 15th International Conference on Underwater Networks & Systems
Stand-alone inspection apparatus for use in a manufacturing facility
US 2022/0136872 A1
Dead Reckoning Correction Utilizing Patterned Light Projection
US 2022/0107183 A1
Smartphone and battery integration module for an electric scooter
US 2022/0006959 A1
Motor vehicle floor assembly with recesses for electrical lines and electrical modules
US 2021/0179188 A1
Systems and methods for predicting travel destination of an automobile based on attire worn by individual
US 2020/0249046 A1
Decentralized location determination systems and methods
US 2022/0122283 A1
Independent conductive tape dispensing system for manufacturing of electrical distribution circuits in vehicles
US 2022/0097317 A1
Stackable battery assemblies and methods of use
US 2022/0007526 A1
System and method for circuit testing using remote cooperative devices
US 2020/0249262 A1
Teaching
Teaching Assistant
Georgia Tech Vertically Integrated Projects @ Georgia Tech
Project Team Leader
Design and Implementation of Hydrogen ICE (HICE) utilizing aluminum fuel @ MIT
Awards
Ford Recognition Award
Novel design and implementation of in-plant material delivery robot
Ford Recognition Award
Exemplary diligence and team work in building a UAV battery swapping system prototype
NCAA Academic All-American
Contributions
