Mahi Mandala

Mahi Mandala, PhD, is a lecturer at Georgia Institute of Technology, where instruction includes a graduate-level course on the ethics and societal implications of artificial intelligence. Mahi's research contributions include serving as Co-PI for NSF-funded projects aimed at enhancing accessible robotics education for K-12 students. At Apollo Neuro, Mahi has held positions including Vice President and Director, leading research strategies and developing machine learning applications to advance product functionality. Mahi is also the founder of Adaptive Bioware Inc., where efforts focused on creating a sensor array system for smart beds. With prior academic experience at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Kansas, Mahi holds a PhD in Rehabilitation Science and advanced degrees in Mechanical Engineering.