Open research index

Research across computing, science, and systems

Daniel’s research practice connects implementation with first-principles questions: construct, instrument, measure, test, and revise.

A hand holding Daniel Joseph Mueller’s first-edition book The Laws of Robotics
Daniel Joseph Mueller holding the first edition of The Laws of Robotics. Image: Daniel Joseph Mueller

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A measurement-centered method

The recurring workflow is straightforward: model a system, build or represent it, instrument what matters, acquire data, analyze the result, identify failure modes, and refine the model. This pattern connects Daniel’s software, hardware, laboratory, and infrastructure work.

The work ranges from documented projects and published patent applications to active research interests, with each presented at the appropriate level of maturity.

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Open technical work

Public GitHub repositories include municipal data processing and visualization, graphics and simulation experiments, neural-system templates, infrastructure data tools, robotics writing, and technical notes. The first edition of The Laws of Robotics of Daniel Joseph Mueller is available as an independently authored public work.

Authored work

The Laws of Robotics

A physical first-edition copy and the public digital title page from Daniel’s robotics writing.

Title page for The Laws of Robotics of Daniel Joseph Mueller, First Edition
Title page from The Laws of Robotics of Daniel Joseph Mueller, available in a public GitHub repository.Image: Daniel J. Mueller / Laws of RoboticsFull size ↗

Areas of exploration

Research interests and exploratory questions

Robotics & neural systems

Humanoid robotics, manipulation, machine perception, robot safety, neural signals, BCI concepts, and human-machine interaction.

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Public technical work

Repositories with visible outputs

Project records

Selected projects