About the Department
The Department of Mechatronics and Control carries out teaching, research and development activities in the fields of mechatronics, automatic control, robotics and intelligent systems.
Its activities integrate mechanical engineering, electronics, control engineering and information technologies, providing a multidisciplinary approach to the development of modern engineering systems.
Teaching Activities
Members of the Department participate in teaching at undergraduate, master and doctoral levels. The teaching process combines fundamental engineering knowledge with modern methods and technologies for modelling, analysis, control and development of mechatronic systems.
The main teaching areas include:
- Mechatronics
- Automatic Control
- Robotics
- Modelling and Simulation of Dynamic Systems
- Control Systems
- Sensors and Actuators
- Microprocessor and Embedded Systems
- Industrial Automation
- Intelligent Systems
Research Activities
Research activities of the Department cover modelling, analysis and control of mechanical and mechatronic systems, robotics, automation, intelligent control and the development of advanced engineering systems.
Particular attention is devoted to the development of mechanisms and robotic systems, precision engineering, compliant mechanisms, control algorithms, sensor and actuator systems, and the integration of mechanical, electronic and software components.
Engineering Applications
The Department applies its research results in the development of automated and mechatronic systems for industrial and other engineering applications. Its multidisciplinary approach enables the development of solutions that combine mechanical design, electronics, control and software.
Through teaching, scientific research and cooperation with industry, the Department contributes to the development and application of modern mechatronic, robotic and automation technologies.