News
- Dear all, following university guidelines, the ROCC Lab will be moving to the cloud. All weekly research meetings will be held via Zoom, and the Control Systems Laboratory will transition to a remote teaching experience. Also, the 2020
- After last year's great success, we are organizing the second edition of the Systems & Controls group ski day. Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 14th. The destination is Loveland Ski Area just like last year. For those who are interested
- Andrea Mengozzi has completed his research stay at CU Boulder and is now heading back to Italy to present his work as a master thesis project. I wish him the best of luck in hope that he will cherish the memories of his stay here.
- I'm pleased to welcome Anne Cross Theurkauf as the newest member of the ROCC Lab. Anne is a MS student working under the supervision of Prof. Penina Axelrad and has proven to be a vital team member in the Control of Optical
- Time to enjoy the fall colors before winter finally kicks in! On Sunday, October 5th, the Systems & Controls group is hiking up the Indian Peaks to reach Lake Isabelle. Early wake up is required to see the sunrise and, hopefully, moose!
- It is my pleasure to welcome Jieqiu Shao, or Jay, as the newest member of the ROCC lab. Jay approached me at the end of last semester, asking if he could work on a summer project for the control or an UAV carrying a suspended load. After three
- Andrea Mengozzi will be joining the ROCC lab for the next six months to work on his master thesis, which will focus on the Control of a Tilt-wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle. Andrea's research effort will be overseen by Jacob Cook who has
- Terrence Skibik will be joining the ROCC lab to pursue his PhD in Systems and Control. I met Terry at ACC '18 (and again at CDC '18), where he was presenting the results of his undergraduate research project. He made a lasting
- Please join me in wishing farewell to Kelly Merckaert and Bryan Convens, who have successfully completed their six-month research stay here in CU Boulder. Kelly and Bryan did an amazing job on their respective research projects and somehow
- For those of you who don't know him, Dominic Liao-McPherson is a PhD student at University of Michigan and a close friend of the ROCC lab. The two of us met during my postdoc and have been collaborating ever since. I'm proud to announce that