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Chad G. Rose

Mechanical Engineering

Assistant Professor

2452 Wiggins Hall

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Education

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Rice University
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Rice University
B.S. Mechanical Engineering, Auburn University

Research Interests

Robotics
Physical Human-Robot Interaction (pHRI)
Robotic Rehabilitation
Assistive Devices
Wearable Robotics

In The News

Auburn Engineering students well-represented at Auburn University Research Symposium

Two Auburn Engineering students earned university-wide third-place awards for graduate and undergraduate research at the annual Auburn University Research Symposium.

Four engineering professors recipients of Auburn's internal research and creative works funding programs

Congratulations, Chris Kieslich, Michael Howard, Pengyu Chen and Chad Rose!

Auburn bolsters relations with German Technical Institute of Applied Sciences

Fostering the spirit of collaborative research and educational programs, Auburn University leadership hosted a delegation from the German Technical University of Applied Sciences at Wurzburg-Schweinfurt, March 26-31.

Multidisciplinary research team works with Toyota to explore creative safety devices

Assistant professors Russell Mailen and Chad Rose are finding means to create smart, flexible human interfaces with embedded sensors capable of relaying motorists' real-time tension to the vehicle to generate automatic safety responses

Engineering, history professors team to recreate 500-year-old mechanical hand

Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Chad Rose replicates 500-year-old hand using digital 3D designs

#GINNing Podcast: Rose-colored Robotics

From an E-Day visit in high school to flexing his findings on the fashion of the future from his own Wiggins Hall lab, wearable robotics enthusiast Chad Rose has come full circle.

Auburn robotics team excels in NASA LUNABOTICS Challenge

The Auburn University Robotic Mining Challenge Team recently placed 12th in the NASA RMC LUNABOTICS Challenge, an annual competition offering students practical experience in the full engineering lifecycle.