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Welcome to the Control Systems Laboratory! The page you are visiting concerns the activities of the research team of Prof. E.G. Papadopoulos.

The CSLab belongs to the Mechanical Engineering School (ME) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), at the Zografou campus. The CSLab is a part of the Department of Mechanical Design and Control Systems (MD&CS) of ME. For the Control Systems Lab general website click here.

Facts and Figures

Location:	Athens, Zografou, GREECE
Founded:	1998
Projects:	8 Ongoing - 25 Completed
Publications:	More than 200
Research Areas:	Biomimetics Medical and Micro Robotics Robotics for Extreme Environments (Space - Underwater) Telerobotics and Servohydraulic Simulators Mechatronic Design and Control

Here's how to deploy 32 flying little robots at once

This technology, now being updated for the first time in more than a century, is at the very root of our electrified civilization

Draft Defense Authorization Act includes $15 million for national rollout of Stanford-originated Hacking for Defense class

Microsensors and flexible electronics in smart lenses offer a closer look at diabetes and glaucoma

Software engineering has highest share of foreign-born workers

Learn the ROS platform with this robot kit

Technique for organizing DNA molecules closer together on chip boosts processing speeds

New 53-kilometer record for quantum cryptography through the air could enable a 24/7 space-based quantum Internet

Here's how to deploy 32 flying little robots at once

Draft Defense Authorization Act includes $15 million for national rollout of Stanford-originated Hacking for Defense class

This body-tracking software could help robots read your emotions

A peek inside Silicon Valley’s newest IoT test center

This $300 robot can answer science questions and tell jokes. But is it smart enough to hold your interest?

To build better robots, we need to understand kids' relationships with them

Neural nets and robotic harnesses can aid patients after spinal cord injury, stroke

MIT researchers show how you can control an extra pair of robotic legs using your chest and belly