Alberto Speranzon
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Technical Fellow Honeywell Aerospace Address: Email: |
Research Interests
Qualitative and quantitative sensor fusion using statistical and algebraic topological methods;
Modeling, analysis and verification of complex systems of systems;
Autonomous systems with particular focus on planning under uncertainty;
Distributed estimation and optimization;
News
2021
April 13: Keynote speaker at SEMI MEMS and Sensors Technical Congress (MSTC 2021), on "Sensors and Software Enabling Autonomy for Urban Air Mobility"
April 6: Interview with Nishita Rao (SEMI) on Urban Air Mobility
2019
May 20-24: Invited speaker at the International Conference on Robotics and Automation, Tutorial on "Topological Methods in Robot Planning"
May 9: Speaking at MIT Math Dept, MIT Categories Seminar
2018
September 27-28: Visiting Georgia Institute of Technology and DCL Seminar Speaker
June 13-15: Invited speaker at IFAC Aerospace Controls TC Workshop Networked & Autonomous Air & Space Systems (NAASS 2018)
April 24: Started a new exciting DARPA funded project at the interface of algebraic topology and optimization
March 19: Elevated to IEEE Senior Member
March 15-16: Attended Applied Category Theory Workshop at NIST
Feb 21-23: Attending CSL Student Conference
Jan 25, 2018: Invited speaker at School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering, Arizona State University (ASU)
Jan 19, 2018: Invited speaker at Aerospace Engineering, University of Minnesota (UoM)
2017
Nov 10: Invited speaker at Electrical and Computer Engineering, Iowa State University (ISU)
June 10-12: Organized 2 minisimposia at SIAM Control & its Applications. Title: “Novel Approaches for Modeling, Abstraction, Composition, and Analysis of Systems of Systems (SoS) I & II”
April 18-20: Awarded Best PosterDemo Award for the poster “A Sheaf Theoretic Modeling and Composition Framework for Complex Systems of Systems” by A. Speranzon, D.I. Spivak and S. Varadarajan