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M. (Ming) Cao, Prof

Hoogleraar, Networks and Robotics / Director, Jantina Tammes School of Digital Society, Technology and AI

Research interests

multi-agent systems, complex systems and networks, distributed decision-making and coordination, cooperative control, adaptive control, human/robot interaction dynamics, robotic teams,

Google Scholar Profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=hOEE_4sAAAAJ

Web of Science Profile: https://publons.com/researcher/2232450/ming-cao/

 

Publicaties

Collective patterns of social diffusion are shaped by individual inertia and trend-seeking

Creating underwater vision through wavy whiskers: A review of the flow sensing mechanisms and biomimetic potential of seal whiskers

Singularity-free guiding vector field for robot navigation

Learning enables adaptation in cooperation for multi-player stochastic games

Design of Privacy-Preserving Dynamic Controllers: Special Issue of "Security and Privacy of Distributed Algorithms and Network Systems"

Networks of conforming or nonconforming individuals tend to reach satisfactory decisions

Human Decision-Making in Multi-Agent Systems

Applications of the Poincare-Hopf Theorem: Epidemic Models and Lotka-Volterra Systems

Enhancing Knee Joint Proprioception in Healthy Adults Through Exergame Training With Augmented Feedback: Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial

GenSwarm: Scalable Multi-Robot Code-Policy Generation and Deployment via Language Models

Pers/media

De huishoudrobot is voorlopig sciencefiction

Help, the humanoids are coming. Super robots or science fiction?

De chips van de toekomst

Slimme robots om kleinere chips te maken

Regional newspaper interview: DvhN - robotics and the labour market

Agent-based study into social diffusion — ScienceDaily

How a committed minority can change society

Samenwerkende robots krijgen in korte tijd veel meer gedaan