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[[File:CoreyStewart.png|thumb|CoreyStewart.png]] Serving as a UIF Since: Spring 2017School: University of Technology Sydney (UTS)What he does now: Student Consultant, Associate Dean (Teaching & Learning) | Engineering Intern, Centre for Autonomous Systems | Founder, CJS RoboticsWhat that means: Works directly with core faculty members to create meaningful change to the student experience at UTS. Develops robotic solutions for key industry partners throughout Australia. Creates tech-education solutions for students and educators including robotic kits and workshop resources. Contact him about: Running workshops for students and teachers. Design thinking activities and incorporating them into existing classes on campus. Robots and other tech!Email: c.stewart@cjsrobotics.com Corey Stewart is a fourth final year Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering student at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) with a goal to use his knowledge and skills to help society live a more comfortable, connected and smarter life.

After the transition into university Corey was able to further explore his desire to learn and experiment through the fields of engineering and technology. He quickly worked his way up the ranks to become the president of the UTS Robotics Society two years running, only stepping down this year in the hopes of passing on the experience to another up and coming member of the society. He is continuing to work closely with the new team and is helping train the future leaders of the club so that they too can continue to reach out to more students. This along with other programs such as the UTS Hatchery Entrepreneurship Program, F1 in schools and NI Robotics Competition Competitions have continued to grow Corey’s passion for developing and experimenting with robotics, electronics and IOT related platforms.

He is currently working on multiple projects including more accessible home automation, techniques to simplify human-technology interaction, and a combat mains water pipe inspection robot , implementing an innovation space on campus, and continuing to be entered in the 2017 RoboWars Australia competitiongrow his robotics education startup. Corey is very eager to pair his technical mind and hands-on skills with various industries in order to help pave the path for the future advancement of our current world.