Christian Romero Martinez is a biomedical engineering undergraduate intern at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEMex). Their academic interests include medical simulation, human–computer interaction, and health technologies for medical education. They are currently working on a project involving the design of a cardiac auscultation training mannequin.
Dr. Adrian is a Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, UAEMex. He holds a Ph.D. and a master’s degree in Science and Technology with a focus on Mechatronics from the Center for Engineering and Industrial Development (CIDESI). He holds a Bachelor's degree in Military Industrial Engineering and mechanical engineering specialty from the Military School of Engineers, University of the Mexican Army and Air Force. Dr. Adrian has been interested in new product development and research activities. In the field of research, his interest focuses on the mechatronics design process, design methodologies, robotic exoskeletons for rehabilitation and motion assistance, the design of mechanisms and machines, test benches, finite element method analysis, kinematics modeling and simulation, wheeled mobile robots, manufacturing technologies, and rapid prototyping.
- Member of the National System of Researchers, Level 2
- Member of the Mexican Academy of Sciences
- Member of the Mexican Academy of Engineering
- Member of the College of Military Engineers
- Member of the Mexican Society of Biomedical Engineers
- Member of the Academic Body of Systems Dynamics and Control
- Member of the National Registry of Researchers in Materials Science and Engineering
- Member of the National Registry of Evaluators and Experts of the Mexican Accreditation Entity
- Member of the SECIHTI Registry of Accredited Evaluators
- Desirable PRODEP profile of the Public Education Secretariat
