André Benine-Neto

André Benine-Neto is an Associate Professor at the University of Bordeaux, affiliated with the Laboratory of Integration from Material to System (IMS). He is a key member of the Automatic Control research group and contributes to the CRONE team specializing in advanced control methodologies for automotive applications.

His primary research interests include:

• Automatic Control Systems
• Vehicle Dynamics and Control
• CRONE Control Methodology
• Suspension Systems Design
• Lateral Vehicle Guidance
• Advanced Driver Assistance Systems

Professor Benine-Neto's research focuses on applying advanced control theory to automotive systems, particularly using the CRONE methodology. His work spans multiple aspects of vehicle dynamics control including lateral guidance for autonomous vehicles, suspension systems for improved ride comfort, and stability control systems. He has developed innovative approaches using piecewise affine control, multi-PID strategies, and the CRONE control framework, often collaborating with automotive industry partners like Stellantis (formerly PSA).

His publication record shows consistent contributions over the past decade, with recent work (2023-2024) focusing on vertical road profile reconstruction, ultrasonic piezoelectric motor modeling, and advanced suspension control strategies. His research demonstrates strong integration of theoretical control methods with practical automotive applications, particularly in vehicle guidance, suspension systems, and fault-tolerant control.

Professor Benine-Neto has also contributed to multiple patents related to vehicle suspension systems and lane guidance technologies, demonstrating the practical impact of his research. His work in the CRONE team represents a significant research effort in advanced control systems within the French academic landscape.