At Control, Estimation, and Learning Laboratory (CELL), we design intelligent and adaptive controllers and estimators that thrive in unpredictable, real-world environments. We blend control theory, optimization, and machine learning to make robots, drones, and autonomous systems smarter, faster, and more robust.
Control of complex cyber-physical systems
We develop adaptive and learning algorithms that keep systems stable and performing when everything else goes off track.
Data-driven estimation in dynamic systems
We craft computationally efficient, data-driven algorithms for state and parameter estimation in complex dynamic systems including atmospheric and flow models, enabling real-time prediction and control with improved accuracy and performance.
Autonomous systems are everywhere. We push the frontier of intelligent systems by
Jhon Portella successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis titled 'Adaptive and Safe Control of Nonlinear Systems with Multiplicative Uncertainty and State Constraints'
14 December, 2025Mohammad Mirtaba successfully defended his Masters thesis titled 'Control Barrier Functions: Theory and Application for Safe Flight Control'
5 October, 2025Parham Oveissi and Mohammad Mirtaba presented their papers at the the 5th Modeling, Estimation and Control Conference (MECC 2025) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.