Jennifer Molnar is an EE/CS consultant at Exponent, collaborating with the HRELab to further the design of assistive devices. She completed her PhD in Robotics at Georgia Tech, where she was an NSF Fellow in a joint GT/Emory Medical Robotics Traineeship program. Her graduate work focused on improving the controllability of bio-inspired (but non-anthropomorphic) soft robots, and particularly on research to identify control schemes that would enable their intuitive teleoperation.
PhD in Robotics, 2024
Georgia Institute of Technology
MS in Mechanical Engineering, 2020
Georgia Institute of Technology
BSE in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2012
Duke University