The research group is included in a .... We also collaborate with all the other research groups in the Software Engineering and Computer Systems section, most of the other sections in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department as well as natioanlly and internationally.
The lead of the cyber-physical systems research group is Jalil Boudjadar. Jalil is an Associate Professor who is also member of the AU Centre for Digital Twins and the Formal Methods Europe (FME).
The application domains of our research include robots, agriculture machines, power systems, autonomous systems, and manufacturing systems.
The core competencies of the CPS research group span over different subjects for the design, modeling and engineering of cyber-physical systems, and include:
A Cyber-Physical System (CPS) is an integration of computational (cyber) processes and physical components. These systems involve the tight coupling of digital computing elements with physical components, enabling them to sense, process, and act in real-time. The computational components sense the state of the system and environment and provide continuous feedback for controlling the physical components and actuating on the environment, with the goal to monitor and improve the physical systems’ overall performance, safety, and reliability
