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| The Nonlinear Control Systems Group is a leading Estonian research unit in automatic control, focusing on control theory and symbolic software, supporting fundamental/applied research and teaching. | The Nonlinear Control Systems Group is a leading Estonian research unit in automatic control, focusing on control theory and symbolic software, supporting fundamental/applied research and teaching. | ||
| The research directions of the Nonlinear Control Systems Group are non-linear and robust control systems, modeling of control systems, learning and planning in robotic systems, formal testing and verification methods for distributed and embedded systems. | The research directions of the Nonlinear Control Systems Group are non-linear and robust control systems, modeling of control systems, learning and planning in robotic systems, formal testing and verification methods for distributed and embedded systems. | ||
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| - | Since 2016 the Nonlinear Control Systems Group is part of Excellence in IT in Estonia, [[https://www.ttu.ee/research/28322/centres-of-excellence/|{{:excite.png?100|}}]] funded by the European Regional Development Fund for the period 2016-2023. | ||
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| During the period 2011–2015 then named Laboratory of Control Systems belonged to the Estonian Center of Excellence in Nonlinear Studies (CENS). | During the period 2011–2015 then named Laboratory of Control Systems belonged to the Estonian Center of Excellence in Nonlinear Studies (CENS). | ||
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