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Dr. Edgar A. Martínez García

Leading research in robotics engineering and mathematical modeling. Bridging the gap between human cognition and intelligent robotics.

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Academic Heritage

Dr. Edgar A. Martínez-García is a full professor and his scientific work centers on mobile robotics, cybernetic systems, dynamic modeling, and sensor fusion. His expertise encompasses the development of mathematical control laws for under-actuated robotic mechanisms, bio-inspired walking systems, and autonomous navigation algorithms. His key scientific contributions include engineering multi-robot systems, path planning strategies, advanced trajectory control. Dr. Martínez's mission is to advance scientific understanding through rigorous inquiry and the application of intellectual clarity to complex robotic systems.

Robot Dynamics

Investigates the study of how forces and torques cause robots to move, including their motion, stability, and control over time.

Underactuated Robotic Mechanisms

Modeling robots whose number of independent actuators is less than its degrees of freedom, so some motions must be controlled indirectly through the system’s natural dynamics.

Exploring the intersection of theoretical models and experimental robotics to advance scientific understanding.

Research Interests

Planning and Navigation

The process of deciding a safe, efficient path for guiding the robot to follow that path through its environment using sensors and control.

Biorobotics and Cybernetics

Design robots inspired by biological systems and how to create feedback-controlled interactions between machines, humans, and living organisms.

Robot Modeling and Control

Developing new theoretical frameworks for quantum computing and secure communication protocols.

Scientific Computing of Nonlinear Dynamics

Use advanced numerical methods and algorithms to accurately simulate, analyze, and solve the complex, nonlinear equations that govern robot motion.

Selected Publications

1

Chebyshev-Lambda Bipedal Robot Modeling with Thermo-Driven and Reactive Wheel Self-Balancing

Lobachevskii Journal of Mathematics, Springer 2026 (ISI JCR, SJR Q2 )

3

Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering: Imaging and Visualization, 2024 (ISI JCR, SJR Q2)

5

Journal of Micro-Bio Robotics, 2021 (ISI JCR, SJR Q3)

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT • INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AWARD • ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE PRIZE • PH.D. RESEARCH FELLOW •

National Science Foundation Grant

Principal Investigator for the 'Quantum Dynamics and Materials' project, 2024.

International Research Award

Recognized for groundbreaking work in theoretical physics at the Global Symposium, 2023.

Academic Excellence Prize

Best Research Paper Award for the 'Advanced Computational Modeling' conference, 2022.

Ph.D. Research Fellow

Selected as a Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Research for 2021-2022.

Connect with Dr. Edgar Martínez

edmartin@uacj.mx

+52 (656) 688 4800, x4763

Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (UACJ)
Instituto de Ingeniería y Tecnología (IIT)
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, México.

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