Our book chapter on “Artificial Intelligence in Smart Manufacturing: Emerging Opportunities and Prospects” is now published in the Artificial Intelligence fo...
We’re excited to announce several fully funded PhD opportunities. Details are as follows:
Our research on “Enhancing Sensitivity of Point-of-Care Thyroid Diagnosis via Computational Analysis of Lateral Flow Assay Images Using Novel Textural Featur...
Mark Ng has been elected as the Vice-Chair of the IEEE UK and Ireland Control Systems Chapter for the term from 1st January 2025 till 31st December 2026.
Mark Ng was invited to present a research seminar on “Digital Twinning of Mechatronic Systems for Control and Fault Diagnosis” at the Intelligent Systems Res...
As a recipient of the prestigious UKRI and EPSRC-funded Innovation Launchpad Network+ (ILN+) Researcher in Residence (RiR) scheme, Mark Ng presented the outl...
The list of proposed workshops for the CCTA is now out. The workshops will cover a range of control applications — automotive, robotics & automation, dig...
The team celebrate today with Scot submitting his final PhD thesis!
Our paper on “Predicting Maximum Permitted Process Forces for Object Grasping and Manipulation Using a Deep Learning Regression Model” has been accepted for ...
As with many other countries all around the world, we here in Northern Ireland too enjoyed a good show of the aurora due to significantly higher than usual s...
Mark Ng has secured funding from the Innovation Launchpad Network+ (part of Innovate UK and EPSRC) for Tranche 3 of the Researcher in Residence (RiR) scheme,...
Mark Ng is part of the team in an InterTradeIreland Innovation Boost (formerly FUSION) knowledge transfer initiative with ARQ Reliability as the industrial p...
The team welcomes Shruthi Kogileru, who had just started her role as KTP Associate working on fault detection and Digital Twin for Surface Mount Technology (...
Stefanie’s work on developing a DL regression model to construct a continuous stability metric to predict the maximum process forces on gripped objects using...
Mark Ng is part of the Programme Committee for the 35th Irish Signals and Systems Conference (ISSC 2024).