CLariNet
Control Paradigm for Large-Scale Hybrid Systems · ERC Advanced Grant (2024–2026)
This project is part of the ERC Advanced Grant CLariNet (Control Paradigm for Large-Scale Hybrid Systems), led by Prof. Bart De Schutter at TU Delft. The project targets scalable control methods for large-scale hybrid dynamical systems with formal guarantees.
My contributions focus on developing optimization-based safety-critical control frameworks with formal constraint-satisfaction guarantees, validated in vehicle platooning applications. I am also supervising two PhD students within this project.
Key contributions:
- Scalable control barrier function formulations for hybrid and nonsmooth systems
- Predictive CBF schemes for discrete-time systems
- Supervision of PhD students Kanghui He and Changrui Liu
Related publications: (He et al., 2025; Liu et al., 2025; Alan & De Schutter, 2026)
References
2026
- ECCUniform Feasibility For Smoothed Backup Control Barrier FunctionsIn Proceedings of the European Control Conference (ECC), 2026
2025
- IEEE TACPredictive control barrier functions for piecewise affine systems with non-smooth constraintsIEEE Transactions on Automatic Control, 2025under review
- AutomaticaRobust adaptive discrete-time control barrier certificateAutomatica, 2025conditionally accepted