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Multifunctional Material and Aerospace Structures Optimization Lab

Research website for the Hartl research team at Texas A&M

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

Immersive and Intuitive Data Environments

Students in the Immersive Mechanics Visualization Lab.

Students and faculty are actively developing the methods to experience and interface with computational and experimental data across physical fields using Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and three-dimensional displays (e.g., the ZSpace platform).

The bulk of the current work is being performed in the dedicated Immersive Mechanics Visualization Lab (MAESTRO VR Studio).

For more research videos from the M2AESTRO, please visit our YouTube page.

Research Topics

  • All Research
  • Topological Design of Multifunctional Structures via Genetic Programming
  • Morphing Antenna for Geographical Targeting
  • Mission-Adaptive Morphing Rotor Blades
  • Embedded SMA Sensory Components for Real-Time Structural Health Monitoring
  • Supersonic Morphing Aircraft
  • Muscular-Skeletal Morphing Structures
  • Immersive and Intuitive Data Environments
  • Avian Inspired Morphing Aircraft
  • Morphing Aerostructures for Noise Reduction
  • Reconfigurable Origami
  • Morphing Space Radiators

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