Gernot Grabmair

Gernot Grabmair is a Professor at the Automotive/Mobility Embedded Systems Department of the University of Applied Sciences Wels. He specializes in control systems, embedded systems, and motorcycle dynamics with a focus on safety margins, observer design, and nonlinear control. His research integrates theoretical control methodologies with practical applications in automotive and mechanical systems.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in the text.
• Key Projects: Led projects like 'BF-EmSense' (2018-2020) for embedded sensor platforms, 'FlashCheck' (2017-2020) for DC network analysis, and 'ecopowerdrive 2' (2014-2018) focused on fuel efficiency.

His work emphasizes safety margins in motorcycle cornering, sliding-mode control, and robust observer concepts. Recent publications address tire lateral force estimation and nonlinear system observers. He received a High Quality Paper Award in 2024.

• Grants: Funded by Land OÖ, Climate and Energy Fund, and industry collaborations.

Grabmair collaborates internationally on automotive control systems and embedded technologies. His lab focuses on toolchain development for optimal input design and parameter estimation in dynamical systems.