April 2019
Seminar by Prof. Sukhan Lee on visually-guided robotics
Prof. Sukhan Lee delivered a seminar on visually-guided robotic applications in service and manufacturing.
Research Group
Control Systems Laboratory (C.S.L.) — led by Prof. Kostas J. Kyriakopoulos, IEEE Fellow.
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The Control Systems Laboratory (C.S.L.) is directed by Prof. Kostas J. Kyriakopoulos at the School of Mechanical Engineering, NTUA. The group is interested in robotics and mechatronics problems, with emphasis on sensor-based motion planning and control of multi-agent robotic systems — manipulators and vehicles (mobile, underwater and aerial) — and bio-mechatronics.
Prof. Kyriakopoulos was elevated to IEEE Fellow in January 2017.
Five core domains drive the group's work.
The Aircraft group investigates issues related to Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), a scientific platform deployed widely for GIS, agricultur…
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The Mobile Robotics group endows moving mobile platforms with the capability of distinguishing between static background and dynamic foregro…
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The Multi-Agent Systems group works on navigation and collision avoidance algorithms, with Air Traffic Control as a key application. Collabo…
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Research in this group focuses on the control of robotic manipulators and hands with anthropomorphic characteristics. The team captures huma…
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The Underwater Robotics group addresses semi-autonomous ROV and AUV navigation and control in complex underwater environments affected by no…
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April 2019
Prof. Sukhan Lee delivered a seminar on visually-guided robotic applications in service and manufacturing.
January 2017
Prof. Kyriakopoulos was elevated to the grade of IEEE Fellow, a significant professional recognition.
January 2017
Two papers from the lab were accepted to the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation 2017.