University of Seoul

University of Seoul

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University of Seoul,
College of Engineering,
Department of Mechanical and Information Engineering,
Real-time and Embedded Systems Laboratory (RTES)

Real-time and Embedded Systems (RTES) Lab at the University of Seoul is a leading research group of EtherCAT-based industrial automation in Korea. Since 2009, RTES Lab has been conducting academic/practical researches on the construction of an open framework for networked motion control system development and validation in a holistic way. The research topics of RTES Lab include open-source based IEC 61131-3 compliant IDE for PLC applications, PC-and ARM-based real-time motion controller platform, formal verification of industrial automation systems, and design and test procedure automation for motion applications.

University of Seoul,
College of Engineering,
Department of Mechanical and Information Engineering,
System Software Laboratory

System Software Laboratory (SSL) conducts researches on the system software for embedded computing systems. Main research areas include real-time systems and industrial informatics. SSL is performing various projects on EtherCAT-based automation: Open source automation, ARM-based EtherCAT Master platform, EtherCAT Master redundancy, Enhancement of EtherCAT Distributed Clock, Lightweight real-time kernel for EtherCAT servo drive.
System Software Laboratory

University of Seoul,
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Power Electronics and Energy Transfer Systems Lab. (PEETS)

PEETS is an abbreviation of Power Electronics and Energy Transfer Systems Lab. at the University of Seoul. PEETS provides solutions for high-frequency electromagnetic energy transfer systems using machine learning and multi-objective optimization that include electric vehicles, wireless power transfer systems, high-frequency transformer design for solid-state-transformer, high-voltage multilevel active rectifiers, and inverters.
PEETS

University of Seoul,
College of Engineering,
School of Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Design and Control Laboratory

The Design and Control Laboratory at the University of Seoul develops solutions for high-performance electric machine drive systems based on physics-based modeling. The research spans electromagnetic machine design, advanced motion control, power electronics, and prognostics and health management (PHM) for robotics, electric vehicles, and industrial automation systems.
Design and Control