Alex Botros is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Autonomous Systems Lab. His research focuses primarily on local planners and trajectory generation for autonomous vehicles. In particular, Alex is researching the problem of computing minimal t-spanning sets of edges for state lattices with the goal of using these sets as motion primitives for autonomous vehicles. Alex Completed his undergraduate and graduate engineering work at Concordia University in Montreal, and in his spare time plays organ in a space rock band with a fellow PhD student.
