2014

$200,000 “Autonomous Food Production”, NASA Early Career Fellowship (year 3/3) from NASA.

$264,634 “Assistive wearable technology for the deaf based on a modular networking architecture supporting high-bandwidth sensing and distributed control” from DARPA.

$49,945 “Exploring a Uniform Modeling Framework for Material-centric, Morphological Computation”  from the Army Research Office.

$8000 REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) Supplement to “CAREER: Modeling and Design of Composite Swarming behaviors” (1 year) from the NSF.

$68,000 “Improving Habitability, Mood & Diet through Bioregenerative Food Systems” from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Heather Hava (year 3/4).

$68,000 “Self-Assembly of Structures in Space” (year 4/4) from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Erik Komendera.

2013

$200,000 “Autonomous Food Production”, NASA Early Career Fellowship (year 2/3) from NASA.

$68,000 “Improving Habitability, Mood & Diet through Bioregenerative Food Systems” from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Heather Hava (year 2/4).

$68,000 “Self-Assembly of Structures in Space” (year 3/4) from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Erik Komendera.

$11,000 REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) Supplement to “NRI-Large: Collaborative Research: Soft Compliant Robotic Augmentation for Human-Robot Teams” (1 year) from the NSF.

2012

$200,000 “Autonomous Food Production”, NASA Early Career Fellowship (year 1/3) from NASA.

$230,211 “NRI-Large: Collaborative Research: Soft Compliant Robotic Augmentation for Human-Robot Teams“, PI: Daniela Rus, MIT, Co-PIs: Nikolaus Correll, CU Boulder, Robert Wood, Harvard University, from NSF.

$23,935 “Career-Life Balance” supplement to NSF CAREER.

$12,000 “Single-DOF STEM Arm”  sub-contract with Altius Space Machines from DARPA, Phoenix Program.

$66,000 “Improving Habitability, Mood & Diet through Bioregenerative Food Systems” from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Heather Hava.

$66,000 “Self-Assembly of Structures in Space” (year 2/4) from NASA. NSTR fellowship awarded to Erik Komendera.

$8,000 REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) Supplement to “CAREER: Modeling and Design of Composite Swarming behaviors” (1 year) from the NSF.

$120,000 “EAGER: Centralized Control of Large-Scale Distributed Sensor/Actuator Networks: Self-organizing Amorphous Facades” from NSF.

$360,000 “Self-Assembly and Self-Repair of Structures with Stability and Resource Constraints” (3 year grant) from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.

$501,710 “CAREER: Modeling and Design of Composite Swarming Behaviors” (5 year grant) from the National Science Foundation.

2011

$129,156 “Guided Self-Assembly of Computational Robotic Materials” (year 2/2) with Dustin Reishus, sub-recipient of an NSF grant awarded to the Computing Research Association.

$66,000 “Self-Assembly of Structures in Space” (year 1/4) from NASA. NSTRF fellowship awarded to Erik Komendera.

$3,328 “Mobile robot Competition Platform for Supporting Teaching and Outreach” from the Engineering Excellence Fund ($1370 matching funds from the Department of Computer Science).

$1,065 “Hardware for a Workshop on Embedded System Design for First Year students” with Tanya Ennis from the Engineering Excellence Fund ($300 matching funds from the College of Engineering).

2010

$4,681 “An Antropomorphic Robotic Torso with 3D Perception Capabilities” with Sam Pottinger from the Engineering Excellence Fund ($1000 matching funds from the Engineering Honors Program).

$140,000 “Guided Self-Assembly of Computational Robotic Materials” with Dustin Reishus, sub-recipient of an NSF grant awarded to the Computing Research Association.

2009

$2,300 “Software for Undergraduate Robotics Education” from the Engineering Excellence Fund (50% departmental fund-matching).

$2,500 “Robotics Infrastructure for Andrews Hall” from the Engineering Excellence Fund ($500 fund-matching by Andrews Hall).