Dr Antonio Forte
Senior Lecturer in Engineering
- UKRI Future Leaders Fellow
Research interests
- Engineering
Contact details
Biography
Dr Antonio Elia Forte is currently a Senior Lecturer in Engineering at King's College London, where he leads the Reconfigurable and Adaptive Designs Lab (RADlab).
Antonio has a cross-disciplinary background in Computational Mechanics (PhD, 2011 - 2015, Imperial College), Machine Learning & Signal processing (Postdoc, 2015 - 2018, Imperial College) and Applied Mechanics (Fellowship, 2018 - 2021, Harvard University). He is a UKRI Future Leaders Fellow, and a former Marie Curie Fellow. He is also an Associate in Materials Science and Mechanical Engineering at Harvard University.
Research
Design & Mechatronics
Fusing mechanical, electrical and control engineering.
Centre for Robotics Research
The group develops solutions to critical challenges faced in society where robot-centric approaches can improve outcomes.
News
King's gets hands-on with industry at Advanced Engineering
A delegation from the Department of Engineering showed off their latest product to over 400 leading manufacturers.
New breakthrough helps free up space for robots to 'think', say scientists
This could lead to the next generation of robots being smarter and more social than their predecessors.
Future research leaders from King's receive prestigious UKRI fellowships
Three academics from King’s have been recognised as some of the UK's most promising researchers in science, having each been named a recipient of the coveted...
From 2D to 3D - how to inflate shapes via machine learning
Inverse design the material distribution in a membrane to obtain a target shape upon inflation
Features
Meet: Dr Antonio Forte
Meet: Dr Antonio Forte
Engineering students learn mechanics, robotics, and controls by making space rovers
Antonio Forte, Lecturer in Engineering, introduces a new Engineering module.
Research
Design & Mechatronics
Fusing mechanical, electrical and control engineering.
Centre for Robotics Research
The group develops solutions to critical challenges faced in society where robot-centric approaches can improve outcomes.
News
King's gets hands-on with industry at Advanced Engineering
A delegation from the Department of Engineering showed off their latest product to over 400 leading manufacturers.
New breakthrough helps free up space for robots to 'think', say scientists
This could lead to the next generation of robots being smarter and more social than their predecessors.
Future research leaders from King's receive prestigious UKRI fellowships
Three academics from King’s have been recognised as some of the UK's most promising researchers in science, having each been named a recipient of the coveted...
From 2D to 3D - how to inflate shapes via machine learning
Inverse design the material distribution in a membrane to obtain a target shape upon inflation
Features
Meet: Dr Antonio Forte
Meet: Dr Antonio Forte
Engineering students learn mechanics, robotics, and controls by making space rovers
Antonio Forte, Lecturer in Engineering, introduces a new Engineering module.