Fellows of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)

• Manuel Blum, 2002
  - For fundamental contributions to the abstract theory of computational complexity.
• Randal E. Bryant, 1990
  - For contributions to switch-level modeling of very-large-scale integrated circuits.
• Kathleen Carley, 2014
  - For contributions to multi-dimensional human and cyber dynamic networks.
• Yuejie Chi, 2022
  - For contributions to statistical signal processing with low-dimensional structures.
• Edmund M. Clarke, 2005
  - For contributions to model checking methods for formal verification.
• Michael Erdmann, 2006
  - For contributions to robotic manipulation and perception of shape.
• David J. Farber, 1994
  - For contributions to computer languages, distributed computing and advanced computer communications networking.
• David Garlan, 2013
  For contributions to software architecture.
• Garth Gibson, 2014
  - For contributions to the performance and reliability of transformative storage systems.
• Ralph L. Hollis, 2004
  For contributions to multi-degree-of-freedom robotic devices.
• Farnam Jahanian, 2009
  - For contributions to dependability and security of network systems.
• Angel G. Jordan, 1977 (Emeritus)
  - For educational leadership in the field of solid-state device research.
• Takeo Kanade, 1992
  - For contributions to vision, manipulators, autonomous mobile robots, and sensors.
• Pradeep Khosla, 1995 (No longer at CMU)
  - For contributions to reconfigureable manipulators and reconfigurable software for sensor-based control, and for leadership in curriculum development.
• John Lafferty, 2007
  - For contributions to statistical pattern recognition and statistical language processing.
• Matthew T. Mason, 2000
  - For contributions to robotic manipulation and graduate education in robotics.
• Roy Maxion, 2008
  - For contributions to real-time monitoring and analysis of computer systems for trend analysis, fault prediction, and anomaly detection.
• Florian Metz, 2022
  - For contributions to end-to-end training of speech recognition systems.
• Brad Myers, 2013
  - For contributions to the development of software tools for human-computer interaction.
• Bhiksha Reddy, 2017
  - For contributions to speech recognition.
• Raj Reddy, 1983
  - For contributions in automatic speech recognition, artificial intelligence, and robotics.
• Mahadev Satyanarayanan, 2002
  - For contributions to scalable and reliable file access in large distributed systems."
• William L. Scherlis, 2012
  - For contributions to software analysis and software engineering education.
• Metin Sitti, 2014
  - For contributions to micro-and nano-scale robotics systems.
• Mary Shaw, 1990
  - For contributions to computer science education.
• Melvin W. Siegel, 2004
  - For contributions to the field of sensors, measurement and robotics.
• Daniel P. Siewiorek, 1981
  - For contributions to the design of modular computer systems.
• Peter A. Steenkiste, 2009
  - For contributions to optimization and monitoring techniques for distributed communication systems.
• Richard Stern, 2014
  - For contributions to robust speech recognition and auditory perception.
• Katia Sycara, 2006
  -For contributions to case based reasoning, multi-agent systems and semantic web services and standards.
• Chuck Thorpe, 2007
  - For leadership in research and development of vision-based autonomous outdoor vehicles.
• Manuela Veloso, 2010
  - For contributions to the development of cognition, perception and action in autonomous robot teams.
• Shinji Watanabe, 2022
  - For contributions to speech recognition technology.
• Jeannette M. Wing, 2003
  - For contributions to methods for software systems.

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