Eric Coyle

Title
Professor
Email
Department
Mechanical Engineering Department
College
College of Engineering
Eric Coyle

Eric J. Coyle is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and has been at the University since 2011. He received his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Florida State University in 2010, where he was part of the Center for Intelligent Systems, Control and Robotics. Dr. Coyle teaches courses in robotics, controls, signal processing, and machine learning. He also serves as an adviser for the Robotics Association at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University which participates in multiple collegiate robotics competitions. His research focuses on perception, machine learning, control, and guidance of autonomous vehicles with a focus on maritime systems. Dr. Coyle has active research projects in situational awareness strategies for uncrewed surface vessels, over-actuated control of marine vessels, and the design of uncrewed surface vessels.  

  • Ph.D. - Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering, Florida State University
  • ME 800: Dissertation
  • ME 700: Graduate Thesis
  • ME 503: Intro to Autonomous Vhcle Sys
  • ME 622: Path Planning and Navigation
  • ME 407L: Prlmnry Dsgn Robotic Sys Lab
  • ME 407: Prlmnry Dsgn Robotic Sys W/Lab
  • ME 437L: Sr Dsgn Robotic Systms Lab
  • ME 437: Sr Dsgn Robotic Systms w/lab

ME311/EE311 Robotic Technologies for Uncrewed Systems
ME402 Robotic Arms
ME404 Mechatronics
ME407/407L Preliminary Design of Robotic Systems with Laboratory
ME437/437L Senior Design of Robotic Systems with Laboratory
ME503 Introduction to Autonomous Vehicle Systems
ME513 Perception Methods for Autonomous Systems
ME520 Sensor Processing with Applications
ME527 Modern Control Systems
ME540 Engineering Practicum
ME615 Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning
ME622 Path Planning and Navigation

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