Automatic Control Engineering (ACE) Workshop, TU Dublin - Bolton Street
ACE-Lab aims to transform Automatic Control Engineering (ACE) education by connecting control theory with real-world engineering practice through hands-on experimentation, industry-aligned curricula, and project-based learning lead by university colleagues supporting automatic control engineering education, research, innovation, and professional practice.
ACE-Lab provides an accessible, open-source, and globally collaborative platform that enables practical control engineering education across classrooms, laboratories, homes, and international learning communities. ACE-Lab
This September and October, the ACE-Lab Workshops are heading across the UK and Ireland, bringing practical, Model-Based Control engineering directly to educators, researchers, industry professionals, graduates and students. In Ireland, it will at TU Dublin - Bolton Street on Thursday, the 17th of September from 10:00 to 13:30.
Using portable, low-cost hardware with MATLAB and Simulink, participants will work through the complete control-engineering design cycle:
- Capture engineering requirements
- Design and operate control systems
- Test, tune and validate solutions
- Move from theory to deployed control using Model-Based Design
The workshops will also demonstrate how we can flip the control-engineering classroom, placing practical challenges first and using theory to support informed engineering decisions.
Dublin | 17 September
And the link to register is Workshops - ACE-Lab
Free to attend, but registration is required.