Miss Laura Alvarez Hidalgo

I am currently pursuing my PhD and working as a demonstrator at the University of Plymouth.

My research focuses on human motor control, with a particular interest in studying motor learning by implementing novel dynamics using the Vbot robot. Additionally, I am involved in the design and evaluation of robotic systems, specifically working on a specialized robotic gripper designed for agricultural applications. Furthermore, my research explores the complexities of control systems, with a special emphasis on the study of balance using systems like the inverted pendulum.

My professional contributions are dedicated to advancing knowledge in these critical areas through my role at the Motor Learning and Robotics Lab.

I am presently pursuing my PhD and serving as a demonstrator at the University of Plymouth. My research expertise is centered around the intricate field of human motor control. Within this domain, my investigations extend to the design and evaluation of robotic systems, particularly the creation of a specialized robotic gripper designed for agricultural applications. Additionally, my research delves into the complexities of control systems, notably the study of balance using systems such as the inverted pendulum.

My professional contributions extend to my role at the Motor Learning and Robotics Lab, where I am dedicated to advancing knowledge in these critical areas.

Research will be funded by UKRI until 2025.