Special Session: Intelligent Control with State Constraint (ICSC)

In intelligent control with state constraint, the controller uses a model of the system to predict its future state and determine the appropriate control action to take, while taking into account any constraints on the state variables. This approach can be particularly useful in applications such as robotics, where the robot’s motion must be constrained to avoid collisions or other hazards.
Intelligent control with state constraint can be implemented using a variety of artificial intelligence techniques, such as fuzzy logic, neural networks, and reinforcement learning. For example, a fuzzy logic controller can be used to take into account imprecise or uncertain information about the system’s state and environment, while a neural network can be used to learn from past experience and adapt the controller’s behavior accordingly.
One of the key benefits of intelligent control with state constraint is that it can enable high-performance control of systems that are difficult to control using traditional methods, such as systems subject to nonlinear dynamics or uncertain environments. Additionally, intelligent control with state constraint can help to improve the safety and reliability of systems subject to constraints on their state variables, by ensuring that the system operates within safe and acceptable bounds

Special Session Chairs

  • Isaac Chairez
    isaac.chairez@tec.mx
    IPN, Mexico
  • Ivan Salgado
    ijesusr@gmail.com
    IPN, Mexico