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Surprise, surprise! 🎉 The inControl podcast goes live in Stockholm! 📷 Join us for an exclusive panel discussion on "Lessons from AI: What Can We Learn from the Hype?" 📷ECC 2024's website and register now for a chance to join us. 📷🚀

🎙️ New Episode Alert! 🎙️ Join us as we sit down with Brian Douglas 😄 From The Boeing Company to Planetary Resources and MathWorks 🚀, we explore the origins of his popular control videos🛩️, Resourcium 🌌, the map of control theory 🗺️ IFAC cartoons 📚, and control education at large! 🤓🔄

📢 Exciting news! 🎉 Emails have been sent out to those selected for our first inControl live podcast show at ECC 2024 in Stockholm! 📩 Check your inbox to see if you're one of the lucky participants. 🍀 See you there! 🚀 #inControlPodcast

📢 The wait is over! The link for our inControl live podcast show at ECC 2024 is ready. Join us at 3 PM CEST for an exciting panel on "Lessons from AI: What Can We Learn from the Hype?" See you there! 🚀 👉 Watch Live: youtube.com/live/rrGP5Rtnl…

New episode out! 🚀 Francesco Bullo (UC Santa Barbara) joins us to explore his research journey, from early work in geometric control and robotics to robotic networks, cyber-physical systems, mathematical sociology, all the way to contraction theory and neural networks! 🤖🔄✨

New pod drop! 🎙️ Through the unifying lens of linear algebra, Bart De Moor guides us through the foundations of system identification to SVD applications, SVMs, quantum information, tensor algebra, and time series geometry —all the way to the very roots of system modeling! 🚀

That's a wrap on Season 2! 🎉 Over 1,500 followers, 75K downloads—way beyond our expectations! 🥳 Who said control isn’t exciting? 😏 See you in Season 3! 🚀 #incontrolpodcast

New season! 🎉 And we kick off with a real gem 😊 Munther Dahleh (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)) takes us on a journey from L1 control to agile robotic maneuvers, the power of abstractions, cascaded failures, markets, and the role of data and systems thinking in solving societal problems.🌍 Don’t miss

New episode out 🚀 Karl H. Johansson (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) takes us on a journey through hybrid systems, wireless and event-based control, mobility applications, cybersecurity, and societal-scale challenges. 🌍 Semper in motu — a captivating dive into the future of control systems!🎙️✨

New episode! 🎙️ Today, we dive into Richard Bellman’s legacy as the father of dynamic programming. 🧠 From his early life in Brooklyn to Princeton, Los Alamos, RAND, and Stanford, we explore his monumental contributions to control theory, which set the stage for modern AI 🚀

🎙️ New episode! Manfred Morari traces his journey from chemical process control to IMC, robust and predictive control, MPC, and lessons from a career spanning ETH Zürich, Caltech & Penn. From theory to real-world impact, this episode is a must-listen for any control enthusiast! 🚀🎧

New episode! 🚀Miroslav Krstić (Miroslav Krstic) joins us to retrace a landmark journey — from nonlinear adaptive control to backstepping for PDEs, delay compensation via predictors, extremum seeking, safety and neural operators for PDE control. A must for every control enthusiast!

🎙️ New episode! Anders Rantzer (Lund University) walks us through robust control, IQCs, the KYP lemma, nonlinear and hybrid systems, scalability and positivity, and dual (adaptive) control. A journey shaped by the dialogue between Western and Russian control traditions — don’t

🎙️ New episode! Mathukumalli Vidyasagar walks us through five decades of asking (and answering) the right questions in control, learning, and applied math — from feedback systems to statistical learning, HMMs, compressed sensing, and non-convex optimization. Unmissable! 🚀🧠

Our first "inControl Guide" episode is out! 😄 From Kalman's paradigm-shifting state-space approach to the space race, complex networks, and more — a ~1h deep dive into some of the main pillars of modern control theory. Plus a small surprise awaits 😉 Let us know what you think!

🎙️ New episode! @DellaSantinaC takes us inside soft robotics — a young, daring field where compliance replaces rigidity, intelligence emerges from shape, and underactuation is a feature, not a flaw. A rare front-row seat to a discipline with more questions than answers. 🚀🧠

🚦 New episode! Legendary traffic-control pioneer Markos Papageorgiou (TUC) joins us to discuss how intelligent control algorithms help cut congestion, reduce CO₂ emission, and keep cities moving for millions every day!

🎙️ New episode! We travel back to 19th-century Russia to meet A. M. Lyapunov, the mathematician who gave science the language of stability. Through a life marked by devotion and tragedy, his 1892 thesis still shapes how we understand dynamics, uncertainty, and control today.

🎙️ New episode! What is feedback, really? We go back to its prehistory, revisit Black’s negative-feedback amplifier, and trace the idea through biology, strategy, behaviour, and even our assumptions about causality. Link: incontrolpodcast.com Thanks: NCCR Automation