How would you pitch your Ph.D. dissertation in one paragraph?

Several essential services, such as cellular phones, the Internet, television, navigation, weather prediction, and remote sensing, rely on satellites in low-Earth orbits, the technology for which is fairly mature by now. With the advent of the 21st century, space exploration has evolved to accomplish various complex and challenging missions, both within and beyond low-Earth orbits. Next-generation

How did your education and early career lead to your initial and continuing interest in the control field?

How did your education and early career lead to your initial and continuing interest in the control field?

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This paper proposes a novel concept of “stereohaptic vibration,” which employs distributed vibration to localize vibration sources outside the body. Inspired by amplitude panning, a stereophonic sound display technique, we developed a method to localize a virtual vibration source (VVS) by polarizing the perceived intensity of multiple vibration stimuli to a specific orientation. Considering the perceptual

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A recent accidental meeting between the two authors of this column [IEEE Control Systems Society President Magnus Egerstedt (ME) and Prof. John Ringwood (JR) from Maynooth University] in an unlikely meeting place—Universidad Nacional de la Plata in Argentina (UNLP)—led us to ponder the truly global nature of the control community. JR was at UNLP for a research visit (having had a collaboration with

In this issue, “25 Years Ago” revisits the article “Posture Control of a Cockroach-Like Robot” by Gabriel Nelson and Roger Quinn, in IEEE Control Systems Magazine, vol. 19, no. 2, pp. 9–14. Below is an excerpt from the article.

In this issue, we talk with Ian Craig and Derik le Roux about the activities of the Control Systems Group in the Department of Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering (DEECE) at the University of Pretoria (UP), South Africa. Ian is the current group head and was featured in one of the early IEEE Control Systems (CSM) columns on “People in Control” [S1]. Derik joined the group in 2016 and is

How would you pitch your Ph.D. dissertation in one paragraph?

Presents the recipients of IEEE Control Systems Society awards for 2023.

In this issue of IEEE Control Systems, we speak with Saurabh Amin [who is a professor of civil and environmental engineering (CEE) and member of the Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)] and Adilson E. Motter (who is the Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor at Northwestern University).

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This issue of IEEE Control Systems includes two features on the control of space missions and one lecture note on covariance intersection.

The monotonicity of a scalar function is equivalent to the positivity of its increments and to the convexity of its integral. I sometimes feel that this high-school mathematical statement alone underlines the entire algorithmic tractability of modern information engineering. And replacing “scalar function” with “system” defines a largely open research program in control.

Presents a listing of new books published in the area of control systems.

The monotonicity of a scalar function is equivalent to the positivity of its increments and to the convexity of its integral. I sometimes feel that this high-school mathematical statement alone underlines the entire algorithmic tractability of modern information engineering. And replacing “scalar function” with “system” defines a largely open research program in control.

The monotonicity of a scalar function is equivalent to the positivity of its increments and to the convexity of its integral. I sometimes feel that this high-school mathematical statement alone underlines the entire algorithmic tractability of modern information engineering. And replacing “scalar function” with “system” defines a largely open research program in control.

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Reports on changes to the CS Society Constitution and Bylaws.

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Reports on the activities of the CS Technical Committee on Smart Grid.

Presents a listing of the CS Technical Committee on Manufacturing Automation and Robotic Control.

Presents information on the 2019 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems.

Presents information on the 38th Chinese Control Conference.

Presents information on the 2020 American Control Conference.

Presents information on the CS Technical Committee on Intelligent Control.

Presents information on the 2019 American Control Conference.

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Presents information on the 27th Mediterranean Conference on Control and Automation.

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Presents information on the Workshop on Distributed Reinforcement Learning and Reinforcement-Learning Games.

Presents information on the 31st Chinese Control and Decision Conference.

Recounts the career and contributions of Professor Elmer Grant Gilbert.

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Reports on the activities of the CS Technical Committee on Variable Structure and Sliding Mode Control.

Presents informaion on the 2019 IEEE Control Systems Society Workshop on Active Disturbance Rejection Control Conference.

Presents the research and findings from the IEEE CS society Leadership Diversity Survey.

Reports on the activities of the CS Technical Committee on Nonlinear Systems and Control.

Reports on the activities of the CS Technical Committee on Networks and Communication Systems.