Acronym
ASSISSTaNT
Code
180C3423
Duration
01 January 2024 → 30 June 2026
Funding
Regional and community funding: various
Promotor
Research disciplines
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Engineering and technology
- Automation and control systems
- Robotics and automatic control
Keywords
Control
Mechatronics
Dynamics
Project description
Advanced mechatronic systems often require decisions or control actions that go beyond classic control like setpoint tracking, e.g. coordination of multiple degrees of freedom or taking into account predictions of variable pricing or varying system parameters. Model-based methods (like MPC) can be used to solve these challenges, but are cumbersome and complex. Within this project we aim to use MPC, but as a benchmark, to assist the engineer in building or tuning simpler controllers that perform similarly to the optimum, but with reduced complexity.