Mark A. Willis

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1996-2019
Publications (10 Years): 3

Top Topics

Artificial Intelligent Systems

Mechanisms Underlying

Manufacturing Processes

Top Venues

Living Machines

Publications

Matthias Weisfeld, Kenneth C. Moses, David Prigg, Richard J. Bachmann, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn
Manufacturing Artificial Wings Based on the Manduca sexta Hawkmoth. Living Machines (2019)
Kenneth C. Moses, David Prigg, Matthias Weisfeld, Richard J. Bachmann, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn
Simulating Flapping Wing Mechanisms Inspired by the Manduca sexta Hawkmoth. Living Machines (2018)
Kenneth C. Moses, Nathaniel I. Michaels, Joel Hauerwas, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn
An Insect-Scale Bioinspired Flapping-Wing-Mechanism for Micro Aerial Vehicle Development. Living Machines (2017)
Brian K. Taylor, Dora Wu, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn
Maintaining odor tracking behavior using an established tracking direction in a dynamic wind environment. ICRA (2012)
Adam J. Rutkowski, Mikel M. Miller, Roger D. Quinn, Mark A. Willis
Egomotion estimation with optic flow and air velocity sensors. Biol. Cybern. 104 (6) (2011)
Adam J. Rutkowski, Roger D. Quinn, Mark A. Willis
A Sensor Fusion Approach to Odor Source Localization Inspired by the Pheromone Tracking Behavior of Moths. ICRA (2007)
Adam J. Rutkowski, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn
Simulated Odor Tracking in a Plane Normal to the Wind Direction. ICRA (2006)
Adam J. Rutkowski, Roger D. Quinn, Mark A. Willis
Biologically inspired self-motion estimation using the fusion of airspeed and optical flow. ACC (2006)
Shaun Edwards, Adam J. Rutkowski, Roger D. Quinn, Mark A. Willis
Moth-Inspired Plume Tracking Strategies In Three-Dimensions. ICRA (2005)
Adam J. Rutkowski, Shaun Edwards, Mark A. Willis, Roger D. Quinn, Greg C. Causey
A Robotic Platform for Testing Moth-inspired Plume Tracking Strategies. ICRA (2004)
Jim H. Belanger, Mark A. Willis
Adaptive Control of Odor-Guided Locomotion: Behavioral Flexibility as an Antidote to Environmental Unpredictability1. Adapt. Behav. 4 (3-4) (1996)