To recognize distinguished contributions to control systems science or engineering. Historical Background: Revised 2000, 2001. Prize: $2,000, photo-engraved Plaque, and travel expenses to the CDC (round trip restricted minimal coach air fare, conference registration, and up to 4 conference-rate hotel nights for a 3-day conference, and up to 5 conference-rate hotel nights for a 4-day conference) The recipient gives a plenary lecture at the CDC evaluating a significant contribution to control systems science or engineering. Funding: Funded by the IEEE Control Systems Society. Presentation: At the Awards Ceremony of the IEEE Control Systems Society. Basis for Judgement: The technical merit of the distinguished contributions to control systems science or engineering. The broader impacts of the contribution towards the benefit of society at large and towards the IEEE Control Systems Society diversity and inclusiveness goals in terms of geography, gender, and work sector. Recipients 2020 Photo: Kristin Pettersen Acceptance Speech × 2019 Photo: Lei Guo For contributions to adaptive control, system identification, adaptive signal processing, and stochastic systems Acceptance Speech × 2018 Photo: Mark Spong For contributions to nonlinear control and robotics Acceptance Speech × 2017 Photo: Naomi Leonard For contributions to the theory and application of coordinated control of mobile, multi-agent systems in engineering and in nature Acceptance Speech × 2016 Photo: Richard Murray For contributions to the theory of networked control systems and its applications to systems biology Acceptance Speech × 2015 Photo: Hassan Khalil For seminal contributions to nonlinear control theory and education Acceptance Speech × 2014 Photo: Bruce Francis For seminal contributions to robust and H-infinity control, linear control theory, sampled-data control, and distributed robotics Acceptance Speech × 2013 Photo: B. Ross Barmish For fundamental contributions to the analysis of systems with parametric uncertainty and to probabilistic robustness, and for contributions to the design of stock-trading algorithms that are robust to market variability Acceptance Speech × 2012 Photo: Jessy Grizzle For his work on automotive applications, his results on nonlinear system theory and for his more recent application to experiments on bipedal locomotion that provide an excellent showcase to the broader community of the value of control theory Acceptance Speech × 2011 Photo: John Baillieul For seminal contributions to mathematical system theory and networked control Acceptance Speech × Pagination 1 2 3 4 › ›› » Last »
For contributions to adaptive control, system identification, adaptive signal processing, and stochastic systems
For contributions to the theory and application of coordinated control of mobile, multi-agent systems in engineering and in nature
For seminal contributions to robust and H-infinity control, linear control theory, sampled-data control, and distributed robotics
For fundamental contributions to the analysis of systems with parametric uncertainty and to probabilistic robustness, and for contributions to the design of stock-trading algorithms that are robust to market variability
For his work on automotive applications, his results on nonlinear system theory and for his more recent application to experiments on bipedal locomotion that provide an excellent showcase to the broader community of the value of control theory