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Prof. Joachim Rudolph is a Professor at Saarland University's Department of Systems Theory and Automatic Control within the College of Engineering. He specializes in advanced control engineering, systems theory, and robotics, with a focus on nonlinear control, distributed parameter systems, and model-based approaches. He teaches courses such as Systemmodellierung und Simulation, Systems Theory and Control Engineering, and supervises student theses on topics like robotics, hydraulic systems, and control algorithms. His research emphasizes practical applications, including magnetic actuator control, mobile robotics, and fault-tolerant systems.
He leads the Chair for Systems Theory and Automatic Control, offering student projects in areas like mechatronics and autonomous systems. Recent courses include Systemtheorie und Regelungstechnik 3/4, with lectures and exercises held in buildings A5 1 and E2 5. His work often involves collaboration with international researchers and industry, as seen in his involvement with the InnoLecture Colloquium and student exchange programs.
Key research interests include algebraic differentiators, control of PDE-ODE coupled systems, and experimental validation. His lab focuses on practical implementations, such as magnetic levitation systems and tricopter control. He advises numerous students on master’s and bachelor’s theses, covering topics from observer design to energy-efficient control.
- Education: Doctorate (Dr.-Ing.) and Habilitation in Engineering.
- Affiliations: Chair for Systems Theory and Automatic Control, Saarland University.
- Grants/Funding: Multiple projects on robotics, control systems, and mechatronics (details not explicitly mentioned).
- Labs/Teams: Active in experimental setups like magnetic bearing systems and autonomous vehicle control.
