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Control and Information Systems Lab
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The lab studies the control of cyber-physical systems and mobility.
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Control of cyber-physical systems and mobility.
The Control and Information Systems research group is a lab that conducts research under keywords such as cyber-physical systems, mobility systems, distributed control, and machine learning.
Titles of members' bachelor's theses include formation control of drone swarms, vehicle dispatch and assignment in car sharing, person re-identification in camera networks, and grasping and transporting objects with multiple agents.
The group belongs to the Systems Mathematics Chair, in the Division of Mathematical Science for Social Systems of the Department of Systems Innovation in the Graduate School of Engineering Science at the graduate level, and in the Intelligent Systems Course of the Department of Systems Science in the School of Engineering Science at the undergraduate level.
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The lab's keywords include cyber-physical systems and mobility systems, along with methods such as distributed control, system identification, model predictive control, and data-driven control. Sensor networks, swarm robotics, drone formations, multi-view learning, and distributed assignment are also listed among the keywords.
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The members of the Control and Information Systems research group consist of faculty, administrative staff, master's and undergraduate students, and special auditing students.As of 2026
- ProfessorKazunori Sakurama
- Associate ProfessorYusuke Fujimoto
- Assistant ProfessorDaniel Carnerero
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