GHAME

The GHAME group (Group of Haptics and Educational Mechatronics) belonging to the Rey Juan Carlos University, was born in 2019 as part of the GMRV-MSlab group. Its origin is in research for developing new technologies based on Mechatronics, a union of Mechanical and Electronic technologies, for application within the field of training and education in general. The group also integrates the technology of haptic devices, which have been developed by GMRV since the early 2000s. The group belongs to the ETS-Computer Engineering of the Rey Juan Carlos University on the Móstoles campus. Currently the group is controlling robotic platforms for interaction within the classroom. On the other hand, we are working on robots to support people with disabilities to solve accessibility problems. Finally, we are working on developing a robot that improves communication for people with mild degrees of autism spectrum disorder.

Luis Pastor Pérez

Professor URJC

Luis has led multiple national and international research projects on simulation, visualization, image processing, and parallel architectures for European graphics and image processing.

Carlos Garre

Asociate professor URJC

From 2006 he has been teaching and researching in different universities of Spain and Italy

Ana Verde Trabada

Assistant professor URJC

International PhD "cum laude" in Education, Degree in Humanities, Degree in Pedagogy and Degree in Music specializing in Guitar from the Royal Conservatory of Music of Madrid.

José San Martín

Lecturer URJC

Industrial Engineer-ICAI (1997), developing his work experience in automation and control systems as well as Software development in companies like Alstom.

Elena Peribáñez Blasco

Researcher URJC

PhD on Sciences from University of Zaragoza, and PhD on Law from University of Salamanca.

Sofía Bayona Beriso

Lecturer URJC

Sofía Bayona (PhD in Computer Science) works since 2003 at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, currently as Profesor Titular de Universidad within the Visualization and Graphics Lab

Aaron Sújar Garrido

Assistant Professor URJC

Aaron Sújar received his PhD in degree in Information Sciences and Communication at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Spain) in 2019. His research areas are medical virtual environments, computer graphics and videogames.