Date
Tuesday June 27, 2023 from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PMLocation
TU/e campus | Neuron 0.262Address
Navigation: LaPlace 32, EindhovenOrganizer
High Tech SystemsPrice
FreeBuilding
NeuronYou are invited for the HTSC Research Meet
“Research and engineering of High Tech Systems” at the TU Eindhoven.
The complexity of our high-tech systems increases rapidly, and the engineering organizations developing them need to adopt their way of working to stay in control. System engineering as a process and systems thinking as a skill are critical for this. In this Research Meet we explore new applications and reflect on the innovations that we will need.
Organizer: Ton Peijnenburg
External guest speaker is Esmée Bertens, alumna of TU/e who has worked as a systems engineer in the domain of infrastructure, currently at Synergio as management consultant, trainer and coach. In her talk, she will discuss the differences and similarties when applying systems engineering methodologies in intrastructure versus hightech.
Systems engineering of high-tech systems
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PROGRAM
14.30 - 15.00 Walk-in | ||
15.00 - 15.05 Opening by Ton Peijnenburg | HTSC Fellow | ||
15.05 - 15.15 Pascal Etman | Associate Professor TU/e Control Systems | ||
15.15 - 15.35 Torben Beernaert | PhD candidate at DIFFER 15.35 - 15.55 Marzhan Baubekova | EngD designer at Rijkswaterstaat | ||
15.55 - 16.10 Coffee/Tea break | ||
16.10 - 16.35 Esmée Bertens | Management consultant, trainer & coach at Synergio | ||
16.35 - 17.00 Jeroen Voeten | Full Professor TU/e Cyber-Physical Systems Center Eindhoven | ||
17.00 - 17.05 Closing | ||
| 17.05 - 18.30 Networking drinks |
High Tech Systems
In next-generation high-tech and mechatronic systems, extreme functionalities and performance requirements will be realized by using a model-based multi-physics systems approach.
New sensing technologies and actuator designs for multi-physics processes (forces, flows, temperatures, acoustics, optics) will need to be integrated with and used by distributed on-line model-based control and optimization tools. The control systems are adaptive, auto-tuned, are implemented in optimized hardware and software architectures, and use effective (wireless) communication.