Past PhD Students
Seven Ph.D. candidates brought to a successful defense (as of the beginning of 2026):
| Surname and name | Title of the thesis | Year | Opponents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Do Loi | Data-driven Control of Interconnected Physical Systems | 2026 | |
| Gurtner Martin | Distributed optimization for multi-object manipulation by shaping spatial force fields | 2023 | |
| Michálek Tomáš | Micromanipulation Using Dielectrophoresis: Modeling and Real-Time Optimization-Based Control | 2020 | |
| Zemánek Jiří | Distributed manipulation by controlling force fields through arrays of actuators | 2018 | |
| Herman Ivo | Scaling in vehicle platoons (co-supervised with Michael Šebek) | 2017 | |
| Řezáč Martin | Inertial stabilization, estimation and visual servoing for aerial surveillance | 2014 | |
| Šprdlík Otakar | Detection and Estimation of Human Movement Using Inertial Sensors: Applications in Neurology | 2012 | |
| Augusta Petr | Spatially Invariant Systems: Modelling, Analysis and Control Via Polynomial Approach | 2011 |
Almost all the doctoral students have spent some four months in a lab of some partners abroad (University of Twente, University of Southampton, Technical University in Eindhoven, FEMTO-ST Besancon, LAAS CNRS Toulouse). All graduated with at least one paper published in a good (SCI) journal. The opponents of the candidates’ final theses were well-recognized expert from top universities or research institutions abroad (Edinburgh, FEMTO-ST Besanon, UCSB, KTH, Max Planck Stuttgart, Linköping, Southampton, …).