[ICON Fall25 Seminar] Rama Yedavalli (OSU) скачать в хорошем качестве

[ICON Fall25 Seminar] Rama Yedavalli (OSU)

Date/Time: October 24, Friday, 3 - 4:30 pm, ET Location: MSEE 112 Presenter: Rama Yedavalli, Emeritus Professor, Ohio State University Title: Convex Stability and Distributed Actuation and Sensing are Emerging Technologies for Autonomous Systems with Applications Abstract: This Seminar presentation first gives a general overview of the current research methods and practice in the Control Systems and Signal Processing Field using eigenvalue methods which are exponential stability based. Then we introduce the new and innovative Toolbox labeled as RES Control Systems and Signal Processing Toolbox (RES CSSP Toolbox) developed by Yedavalli’s startup firm Robust Engineering Systems, LLC in which new and novel concepts such as Convex Stability, Distributed Actuation and Sensing are introduced. The new Convex Stability concept serves as a superset concept in which the current literature exponential stability-based state variable convergence methods such as Hurwitz stability, Lyapunov stability, Schur stability, and Qualitative Sign stability become special cases. Convex Stability concept does not use eigenvalues at all and instead uses `always real’ indices called Convex Stability Indices. It turns out that using the Convex Stability concept (without using eigenvalues), RES CSSP Toolbox algorithms solved the long-standing unsolved problem of Static Output Feedback (SOF) stabilization problem. These emerging and promising algorithms offer significant benefits over the current literature concepts by forging both Qualitative concepts and Quantitative concepts together to achieve higher levels of performance and robustness in autonomous systems.