EECS 291E/ME 290S Lecture 1: Introduction
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– thermostat – chemical plants with valves, pumps – control modes for complex systems, eg. intelligent cruise control in automobiles, aircraft autopilot modes • Coordinating processes: systems which are comprised of many interacting subsystems (called multiple agent, or multi-agent systems) typically feature continuous controllers to optimize performance of individual agents, and coordination among agents to compete for scarce resources, resolve conflicts, etc.
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