firat@alberta (Firat Uludamar) (10/28/89)
IEEE INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
ON
INTELLIGENT MOTION CONTROL
August 20-22 1990
Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
The purpose of this workshop is to provide an opportunity for the
lading researchers of the world to broaden their horizon through
stimulationg discussions not only on the state of the art in
intelligent motion control but also on future perspectives.
It will be hosted by Bogazici University, Istanbul, immediately after
IFAC World Congress, during August 20-22, 1990. The location
of Bogazici University with a beautiful scenery overlooking the
Bosphorous is meant to provide an excellent forum for informal
discussions besides formal presentations. The topics that will
be covered are:
Learning Control
Fuzzy Control
Linguistic Control
Sensor Integrated Motion Control
Intelligent Motion Control In Factory and Office Automation
Adaptive and Self Organizing Control
Neural Network Based Control
Predictive Control
Vision Based Control
Other Related Intelligent Motion Control approaches
in Robotics, Machine tools and Industrial Drives.
SPECIAL LECTURES WILL BE DELIVERED BY:
Karl J. ASTROM (Lund Institute of Technology)
Antal K. BEJZCY (Jet Propusion Laboratory, CALTECH)
Eckard FREUND (Institute of Robotics Research, Uni.of Dortmund)
Toshio FUKUDA (Nagoya University)
Susan HACKWOOD (University of California)
Fumio HARASHIMA (Institute of Industrial Science, U. of Tokyo)
Gerd HIRZINGER (DFVLR, Institute for Flight System Dynamics)
George N. SARIDIS (Rensselear Polytechic Institute)
Vadim UTKIN (National Committee of Automatic Control, USSR)
AUTHORS' SCHEDULE
300-500 word summary due : March 5, 1990
Notification of acceptance : April 30, 1990
Final Manuscripts due : June 25, 1990
The conference language is English.
For further information please write to:
Professor Okyay Kaynak
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Bogazici University
P.K. 2, Bebek, Istanbul, 80815 TURKEY
Tel: (90) 1-157-5030
Fax: (90) 1-165-6357
E-mail: kaynak@trboun.bitnet
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