Mechatronic Control and Electrical Vehicular Systems

 

Objectives: The ever-increasing demand from industry for higher efficiency, speed, accuracy and also higher safety at lower cost presents challenges not only to the product design itself but also the control performance. Nowadays the mechatronic systems are beginning to predominate both in industry and emerging new energy technologies, such as electric vehicles.

The mechatronic control is playing a growing important role in generating simpler and reliable systems with excellent cost performance. The goal of the symposium is to bring together experts on mechatronic control from different areas to present new research results and perspectives on the future of the field. Manuscripts are solicited in the following topics but not limited to:

• Advanced mechatronic control (software-/hardware-based)
• Analysis, modeling and simulation of mechatronic control system
• Nonlinearity compensation in mechatronics
• Mechatronics in advanced manufacturing
• Mechatronic control in electric vehicles

 

Organizer’s Contact Information:

Lakatos István, PhD

Department of Road and Rail Vehicles

Istvan Szechenyi Egyetem University in Györ, Hungary 

drlakatosi@gmail.com

 

Zsolt Szalay, Associate Professor

Budapest University of Technology and Economics Department of Automobiles

zsolt.szalay@auto.bme.hu