ACCESS lab researchers at North Carolina A&T State University formulate complex engineering systems as “Systems of Systems,” which are composed of a collection of (many) task-oriented components that together to create a new and more complex system which offers more functionality and performance through sharing the resources and capabilities. Relevant Research problems include “Cyber-physical systems,” “Cooperative and distributed control of multi-agent systems,” “Testing, evaluation, analysis, control, and decision making for large-scale complex systems,” “Robotic swarms,” “Reliable and fault-tolerant hybrid control systems,” “Distributed optimization and decision making for coordination of multi-agent systems,” “Human-Machine Interactions,” and “Hybrid modeling and control.” We particularly focus on the applications of the developed technologies to different domains, including "Smart Transportation", “Smart Agriculture,” “Teaming of Autonomous Vehicles,” “Smart Grids,” “Space Exploration,” “Security and Reliability of Complex Systems,” “Aerial Robotics,” and “Flight Control Systems.” 

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