Yang Shi has been named IEEE Fellow
NCS can find a wide range of applications in aircraft, factory automation, automobiles, and tele-operation of robotics. Yang Shi’s research addresses the challenges of network-induced delays and information losses ubiquitously existing in NCS, and provides a practical framework for the analysis and synthesis of NCS. His current research also includes model predictive control, mechatronics, industrial cyber-physical systems, and energy systems.
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