
Resonance in Nature and Bioinspired Squid Robots
Bioinspired robots combine the best of both biology and engineering. Using tools learned from nature, we can build squid-like and other squishy robots to improve current capabilities in...
See MoreTrimming and Linearization, Part 1: What is Linearization?
Why go through the trouble of linearizing a model? To paraphrase Richard Feynman, it’s because we know how to solve linear systems. With a linear model we can more easily design a controller...
See MoreA real control system - how to start designing
Let’s design a control system the way you might approach it in a real situation rather than an academic one. In this video, I step through a control problem and show how control theory is...
See MoreMATLAB toolbox for control 101 course
Community toolbox project led by Anthony Rossiter and sponsored by MathWorks. The project incorporates input from various international collaborators. The aim is to make the developed...
See MoreDiscrete control #2: Discretize! Going from continuous to discrete domain
This is the second video in the discrete control series. It focuses on discretizing a continuous system - getting to the z-domain from the s-domain.
See MoreNeural Network Overview
This lecture gives an overview of neural networks, which play an important role in machine learning today.
See MoreSending digital information over a wire | Networking tutorial (1 of 13)
This video lecture is the beginning of an exploration of computer networking with the basics of sending digital information with a copper wire.
Model Reference Adaptive Control Fundamentals (Dr. Tansel Yucelen)
Forum on Robotics & Control Engineering (FoRCE, http://force.eng.usf.edu/) Seminar Series: "Model Reference Adaptive Control Fundamentals" (Dr. Tansel Yucelen)
See MoreNyquist Stability Criterion
The Wikipedia article on Nyquist Stability Criterion. This covers the Nyquist plot, the Cauchy argument principle, and the stability criterion itself. A mathematical derivation is also...
See MoreA* Pathfinding (E01: algorithm explanation)
Welcome to the first part in a series teaching pathfinding for video games. In this episode we take a look at the A* algorithm and how it works.
See MorePassivity-Based Control to Guarantee Stability | Control Systems in Practice...
Learn about passivity-based control to guarantee closed-loop stability of feedback systems. Consider different ways to assess the stability of systems other than looking at gain and phase...
See MoreControl Systems in Practice, Part 5: A Better Way to Think About a Notch Fil...
This video describes an intuitive way to approach notch filter design by thinking about the problem as an inverted, lightly damped, second-order low-pass filter. Then, two additional poles...
See MoreWhy Do Radars Chirp? | Pulse Waveform Basics
This tech talk covers how different pulse waveforms affect radar and sonar performance. See the difference between a rectangular pulse and a linear frequency modulated pulse, as well as...
See MoreVideo Lectures on Automatic Control
A collection of 32 video lectures on automatic control by Dr. Rajesh Joseph Abraham.
See MoreRadar Systems Engineering Lecture 4: The Radar Equation
This Free Radar Systems Engineering Course (video, audio and screen captured ppt slides) and separate pdf slides) has been developed as a first course in Radar Systems for first year...
See MoreRegulatory PID (Polish)
W tym odcinku, opisze wam podstawy działania regulatorów PID.
See MoreThe Braitenberg Vehicles
This video explores the world of simple logical robots as described by Valentino Braitenberg in his book Vehicles, Experiments in Synthetic Psychology. With very simple linkages between...
See MoreExtremum Seeking Control
This lecture provides an overview of extremum-seeking control (ESC), which is an adaptive equation free method of controlling nonlinear systems. A sinusoidal perturbation is added to the...
See MoreFeedback in the Squishy Stuff: Introducing Chemical and Biological Process ...
Feedback doesn’t just happen in robots and self-driving cars, but in the regulation of our very bodies and in the ways in which we transform raw ingredients into materials we can use, be...
See MoreLinearizing Around a Fixed Point [Control Bootcamp]
This lecture describes how to obtain linear system of equations for a nonlinear system by linearizing about a fixed point. This is worked out for the simple pendulum "by-hand" and in...
See MoreIntroduction to Anomaly Detection for Engineers
Anomaly detection is the process of identifying events or patterns that differ from expected behavior. This is important for applications like predictive maintenance but can be hard to...
See MoreAn Artificial Intelligence Primer
This blog post is a great primer providing definitions for basic terms used in AI and machine learning (ML) such as supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and transfer learning...
See MoreSimulink Onramp
Learn the basics of how to create, edit, and simulate models in Simulink®. Use block diagrams to represent real-world systems and simulate components and algorithms.
See MoreUnderstanding Control Systems (Playlist)
Learn the basic concepts behind controls systems. Walk through everyday examples that outline fundamental ideas, and explore open-loop and feedback control systems. These videos explore open...
See MoreRadar Angular Resolution
This radartutorial.eu page describes angular resolution. Radar angular resolution is the minimum distance between two equally large targets at the same range which radar is able to...
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