Jorge Solis

• Intelligent styrning för människovänliga robotar
• Förkroppsligande kroppslig-kinestetiska, perceptuella och kognitiva förmågor för hjälpmedel robotar
• Multimodala gränssnitt i vårdapplikationer
• Design av tillämpningar baserade i biologiskt inspirerade styr arkitekturer
• Intelligenta maskiner och automatisering i applikationer för skogs och stålindustrin

• Projektarbete i elektroteknik (ELGB24)
• Reglerteknik Civ. (ELGB11)
• Vågfysik och elteknik (FYGA17)
• Teknik för lärare åk 7-9 (LLGB09)
• Digitalteknik (ELGA02)
• Robotik och inbyggda reglersystem  (ELAD15)
• Avancerad robotik och intelligenta styrsystem (ELAD16)
• Hydraulik och pneumatik (MSGB24)
• Mekatronik E (ELGB06)
• Reglerteknik (ELGB03)
• Analog elektronik I (ELGB04)

• Camanio Care AB, Sweden
• Leave a Nest, Japan
• Waseda University, Japan
• Tokyo Instiute of Technology, Japan
• University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
• Cassino University, Italy
• Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Italy
• Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

Jorge has over sixteen years of experience in both scientific and industrial oriented research projects in the EU as well as Japan. Seven years of experience as a Project/Scientific Leader in collaboration with different universities, and design engineers from highly regarded Japanese companies in the medical field such as Kyotokagaku Co. Ltd., Hitachi Aloka Medical Ltd., etc. Jorge’s excellence has been also recognized by his promotion to docent in Electrical Engineering at Karlstad University. An extensive list of publication list with peer reviewed papers (19 international journals and 120 international conferences) and monograph books (3 edited volumes and 16 book chapters) with a total number of citations of 1255 (since 2013: 484), h-index: 19 (since 2013: 11) and i10-index:  50 (since 2013: 13)  [source Google Scholar]. Jorge has obtained 3 finalist awards at International Conference on Robots and Intelligent Systems (2007 and 2009) and International Conference on Advanced Intelligent Mechatronics (2009) as well as a best paper conference award at the 12th International Conference on Complex Medical Engineering. He has been the general co-chair of the 14th Mechatronics Forum International Conference. He is a senior member of the IEEE, member of the  Robotics Commission for the IFToMM, the International Federation for the Promotion of Machine and Mechanism Science. He is currently co-chair for the Technical Committee in Bio robotics.

+ Solis, J., Sugita, Y., Peterssen, P., Takanishi, A. (2016). “Development of an anthropomorphic musical performance robot capable of playing the flute and saxophone: Embedding pressure sensors into the artificial lips as well as the re-designing of the artificial lips and lung mechanisms,” Robotics and Autonomous Systems, doi: 10.1016/j.robot.2016.08.024

+ Solis, J., Takanishi, A. (2014). “Biologically-inspired control architecture for musical performance robots, ” International Journal of Advanced Robot Systems, 11:172, pp. 1-11, doi: 10.5772/59232

+ Nakadate, R., Matsunaga, Y., Solis, J., Takanishi, A., Minagawa E., Sugawara M., Niki K. (2011) “Development of a Robotic-Assisted Carotid Blood Flow Measurement System,” Mechanism and Machine Theory Journal,  Vol. 46(8), pp. 1066-1083.

+ Solis, J., Takanishi, A. (2010). “Recent trends in humanoid robotics research: scientific background, applications and implications,” in Accountability in Research, Vol. 17:278–298.

+ Carbone G., Nakadate R., Solis J., Ceccarelli M., Takanishi A., Minagawa E., Sugawara M., Niki K., (2010). “Workspace Analysis and Design Improvements on a Carotid Blood Flow Measurement System,” in Journal of Engineering in Medicine, Vol. 244, pp. 1311-1323.

+ Solis, J., Takeshi, N., Petersen, K., Takeuchi, M., Takanishi, A., (2010). “Development of the Anthropomorphic Saxophonist Robot WAS-1: Mechanical Design of the Simulated Organs and Implementation of Air Pressure,” Advanced Robotics Journal, Vol. 24, pp. 629–650.

+ Petersen, K., Solis, J., Takanishi, A., (2010). “Musical-Based Interaction System for the Waseda Flutist Robot: Implementation of the Visual Tracking Interaction Module,” Autonomous Robots Journal, Vol. 28(4), pp. 439-455.

+ Solis, J., Marcheschi, S., Frisoli, A., Avizzano, C.A., Bergamasco, M. (2007). “Reactive Robots System: an active human/robot interaction for transferring skill from robot to unskilled persons, International Advanced Robotics Journal, Vol. 21(3), pp. 267–291.