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Invitation This meeting will be held Monday - Tuesday, June 19-20, 2006, following the 2006 American Control Conference. Locations The conference will take place in the Sibley Auditorium of U.C. Berkeley at the Bechtel Engineering Center. Information All are welcome to attend and participate in this two-day symposium on Mechanical Systems Control. The symposium will be organized along areas in which Professor Tomizuka has made a significant impact, and several of the keynote addresses will be of a tutorial nature. Students are particularly encouraged to attend, and the members of the organizing committee are currently seeking financial support for student travel and accommodations. Accommodations: A block of rooms has been reserved at the Doubletree Hotel at the Berkeley Marina and the Durant Hotel in Berkeley at a special rate of $120/night.Banquet: A banquet in honor of Professor Tomizuka will take place Monday evening, June 19 th, at the Faculty Club in U.C. Berkeley. Wine Tasting Tour on Sunday June 18th: A one-day pre-symposium wine-tasting tour of the Napa and Sonoma Valleys will take place on Sunday June 18 th. Students attending the conference are encouraged to present their ongoing research work during the symposium’s poster sessions. For further details and instructions please click: Poster Session First Announcement flyer available! A symposium flyer (8.5" x 11") is available in PDF format.
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Topics Include: Preview, Feedforward and Tracking Control; Adaptive Control and Identification; Repetitive and Learning Control; Mechatronics; Robotics and Machine Tools; Intelligent Vehicle and Highway Systems; Computer Disk Drive Servo Systems. Organizing Committee: R. Horowitz (UCB), T.-C. Tsao (UCLA), H. Peng (U. Michigan), G. Chiu (Purdue), B. Yao (Purdue), R. Langari (Texas A&M), P. Pagilla (0klahoma State U.) . Partial List of Speakers: K. Furuta (Tokyo Denki University), T. Fukuda (Nagoya University), R. Isermann (Universitaet Darmstadt) I.D. Landau (Institute d’Automatique de Grenoble), J.B. Moore (Australian National University), G. Chiu (Purdue), L. Guo (Maxtor), P. Hingwe (Hitachi Global Storage Technologies - HGST), Ho Lee (Samsung) W. Messner (CMU), P. Pagilla (Oklahoma State), H. Peng (U. Michigan), H.-S. Tan (PATH). T.-C. Tsao (UCLA), M. White (HGST), B. Yao (Purdue). Acknowlegements: The symposium organizing committee gratefully acknowledges the following financial support: A gift in support of the symposium organizing expenses was received from FANUC LTD. Partial funding in support of student travel and attendance to this symposium was received from the Dynamic Systems and Control Division (DSCD) of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Partial funding in support of invited international speakers and student travel and attendance to this symposium was received from the National Science Foundation though the following programs: Robust Intelligence (RI) Cluster (Dr. George Lee) Control Systems Program (Dr. Mario Rotea) Dynamical Systems Program (Dr. Eduardo Misawa) Sensor Technologies for Civil and Mechanical Systems (Dr. Shih C. Liu) Electrical & Communications Systems (ECS) (Dr. Kishan Baheti)
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