Underwater localisation using magnetic fields

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Delft Center for Systems and Control

Delft Center for Systems and Control (DCSC) coordinates the education and research activities in systems and control at the Delft University of Technology, in the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (ME). 

DCSC has been established in 2003 by merging the systems and control groups of Electrical Engineering (EWI), Mechanical Engineering (ME), and Applied Physics (TNW).

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Jan-Willem van Wingerden about wind farms at NPO Radio 1

Jan-Willem van Wingerden was invited to talk about his innovative research on wind farm control.

Fully automated robot team successfully cleans litter from seafloor, next step is to go faster and deeper

A consortium of European researchers, led by TU Delft, created a functional team of smart robots designed to clean litter from the seafloor. The SeaClear system has successfully passed its last series of tests in both clear and murky waters.

Three Vidi's for 3mE: Wouter Westerveld, Remco Hartkamp and Carlas Smith

Eight researchers from TU Delft, including two from the 3mE Faculty, namely Wouter Westerveld, Remco Hartkamp and Carlas Smith, received a Vidi grant in June for their research proposals.

Winner TU Delft Energy Paper Award

Maarten van den Broek (DCSC) is the winner of the TU Delft Energy Paper Award with the development of an algorithm that ensures a higher energy yield from wind farms.

Mohammad Khosravi has been granted the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology medal

Mohammad Khosravi has been granted the ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zürich) medal for his doctoral thesis titled "Side-Information in Linear and Nonlinear System Identification".

Jan-Willem van Wingerden in various media

NVDO: Windtunnel TU Delft maakt windparken efficiënter (Dutch) NOS Radio 1 Journaal: Over de opening van het Wind AI Lab , een wereldwijd unieke windtunnel. "Met de huidige windtunnels kunnen we de windsnelheid in zijn geheel laten toe- en afnemen, maar de snelheid is altijd vrijwel gelijk in zo’n ruimte. Daarom is het belangrijk dat we experimenten kunnen uitvoeren met niet-uniforme windvelden; velden waarin de windsnelheid niet gelijk is op iedere plek. Dat is nu mogelijk in ons gloednieuwe Wind AI Lab." (Dutch) Omroep West: Hoe je in een tunnel met 1500 ventilatoren windmolens kunt testen (Dutch) De Ingenieur: Windtunnel TU Delft maakt windparken efficiënter (Dutch) Algemeen Dagblad: Basisscholen krijgen bezoek van TU Delft: ‘Wauw, een echte professor in de klas’ (Dutch) NPO: Fragment: EenVandaag • 12 januari 2022, 18:15 uur: Wind neemt af in Nederland (Dutch) EenVandaag: In jaren niet zo weinig wind als in 2021, de vraag is of dat erg is (Dutch) / Video (Dutch) This content is being blocked for you because it contains cookies. Would you like to view this content? By clicking here , you will automatically allow the use of cookies.

Bart De Schutter in various media

Waterforum: Onderwaterrobot voor de zeebodem (Dutch) Hamburg News: Autonome Unterwasserroboter werden im Hamburger Hafen getestet (German) Tekdeeps: Coastal waters are being cleaned by the SeaClear project ( English) The EU Research & Innovation Magazine: How robots and bubbles could soon help clean up underwater litter (English)

TU Delft opens globally unique wind tunnel

Wind turbines are getting bigger and bigger and the wind speed is never the same on every part of the rotor – the rotating part of a wind turbine. That is why it is important to carry out experiments using non-uniform wind fields: fields in which the wind speed is not the same everywhere. With the opening of TU Delft’s Wind AI Lab – a globally unique wind tunnel – this will become possible.

Three Vidi’s for faculty 3mE

The Dutch Research Council has awarded 101 experienced researchers a Vidi grant worth 800,000 euros. Eight Vidis go to top researchers from Delft, of which no fewer than three researchers work at the 3mE faculty: Michael Wiertlewski, Willem Haverkort and Kim Batselier. The grant enables them to develop their own innovative line of research and set up their own research group in the coming five years.
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Our mission

Our mission is to provide education and to perform research in systems and control, at an internationally recognized high level, from within a TUD-wide center that has a solid foundation in the faculty ME.  

In research we aim at contributing to fundamental aspects of dynamical systems and control as well as at advancing innovative and high-tech applications, in combination with relevant industrial and academic partners. In teaching we aim at creating a scientific climate where students can flourish to become independent and highly-skilled engineers and scientists. 

Numerics for Control & Identification

Data Driven Control

Optimization and Learning for Control of Networks

Networked Cyber-Physical Systems

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November
25
Promotion Frida Viset
27
Final colloquium Chenyang Wang
28
Midterm colloquium Olaf de Vries
December
04
Midterm colloquium Umut Selcuk
04
Midterm colloquium Sabina Miyuki Ohkawa
04
Midterm Kristian Blokhuis
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