Regular biography
Guido Herrmann is a Professor of Robotics and Intelligent Control at The University of Manchester, Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering. His research focuses on robotics, mechatronics, and intelligent control, with applications in robotic, high-precision, and automotive systems. His work is multi-disciplinary, spanning engineering fields and scientific themes such as neuro-psychology, physics, and mathematics. Herrmann has chaired conferences in robotics and served as an editor for technical journals. He has collaborated with companies such as Jaguar LandRover, IBM, and Western Digital, and has led projects with a total value of £1.2m. His research interests include robustness, adaptation, and control methods in intelligent systems.
Scholar-generated biography
Guido Herrmann, a researcher at the University of Manchester, focuses on control and robotics. His work includes robust adaptive finite-time parameter estimation and control for robotic systems, reinforcement learning, and optimal adaptive control. Herrmann has explored applications in vehicle suspensions, anti-windup design, and adaptive observer-based parameter estimation. His research also addresses challenges in hybrid-electric powertrains, adaptive neural control for servo systems, and compliance control for human-robot interaction. Additionally, he has investigated filament temperature dynamics in fused deposition modeling. These contributions highlight his expertise in adaptive control, parameter estimation, and robotics applications.