Joseph Prince Mathew

Background

About Joseph Prince Mathew

As a Graduate Research Assistant at George Mason University - Volgenau School of Engineering I am passionate about creating innovative solutions for search and rescue (SAR) applications using multi-agent perception systems. My research focuses on developing perception algorithms that enable ad-hoc teams of robots to coordinate and communicate in complex and dynamic environments such as disaster scenarios riptide detection and underwater exploration. Being a PhD candidate in Robotics with a Master's degree in Control and Robotics and a Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering I have a strong academic background and a specialization in computer vision techniques. I also have two years of industry experience as a Programming Analyst at Cognizant Technology Solutions where I successfully implemented software solutions for various clients and collaborated with cross-functional teams. I have multiple certifications honors and publications in the field of robotics and I am proficient in Python and other programming languages. My goal is to use my skills and expertise in life-saving robotic applications that can make a positive impact on society and the environment.