Hillary Green

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Digital communications professional specializing in leveraging media to engage prospective customers or donors. Experienced working in a fast-paced environment that demands strong organizational, technical and interpersonal skills. Accomplished in the development and implementation of high-level digital marketing for events of all sizes. Trustworthy, ethical, and discreet; committed to providing superior customer service. Confident and poised in interaction with individuals at all levels. Detail-oriented and creative in completing projects; able to multi-task effectively.

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Hillary Green

Présentations

Lending a Helping Hand: Exploring the Future of Assistive Robotics - AUVSI 2014

AUVSI 2014: Beyond the Booth

Gary Sinise Foundation Smart Home Presentation

Operation Finally Home Smart Home Presentation

UTARI Smart Homes Foundatin Presentation

IEEE-RAS Robot Challenges Summary

Technology and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI): How could technology further help the SCI patient?

Passport to the World: An Intervention to Depression

Documents

Development of An Omniwheel-based Holonomoic Robot Platform for Rough Terrain

Needs and Emerging Trends of Remote Sensing

EHD as Sensor Fabrication Technology for Robotic Skins

Quasi-Static Evaluation of a Modular and Reconfigurable Manufacturing Cell

Conformal Grasping using Feedback Controlled Bubble Actuator Array

Novel Microchannel Electrode Array: Towards Bioelectronic Medical Interfacing of Small Peripheral Nerves