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SUMMARY:Inaugural Lecture of Prof. Dieter Schwarzmann
DESCRIPTION:Abstract\nDespite decades of academic progress, modern control methods rarely make it into series\nproduction. This talk explores why, by tracing the disconnect between university education,\nresearch breakthroughs, and industrial application in the automotive sector. It examines the\nreal-world demands placed on controllers, the institutional roles of academia and industry, and the\nsystemic friction that prevents promising methods from reaching the road. Spoiler: the main\nbottleneck isn’t the math—it’s the industry itself. Still, the talk offers pragmatic ideas for\nreshaping foundational education to better prepare engineers for the realities of production, and\nto avoid the worst-case outcomes we too often see.  \nBiographical Information\nDieter Schwarzmann studied Engineering Cybernetics at the University of Stuttgart and earned his\nM.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (USA). He completed his\nPh.D. in Control Engineering under Prof. Lunze at Ruhr University Bochum and deepened his expertise\nin adaptive control during a research stay with Dr. Annaswamy at MIT. Bridging academia and\nindustry, he led control engineering teams at Robert Bosch GmbH and IAV GmbH, where he built\ninternal communities and brought estimation and control algorithms into real-world automotive\napplications. His enduring focus: identifying industrial bottlenecks and closing the gap between\ntheoretical research and robust, scalable solutions for series production. His current focus is the\nshift of centralized computation and new E/E architecture in automobiles, as well as its effect on\ncontrol algorithms. In 2025 Dieter Schwarzmann was appointed Adjunct Professor (Honorarprofessor)\nat the University of Stuttgart.\n\n\n\n\n  
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LOCATION:Institute for Systems Theory and Automatic Control, , Seminar room 2.255, Pfaffenwaldring 9, 70569  Stuttgart, Campus Vaihingen 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ist.uni-stuttgart.de/events/Inaugural-Lecture-of-Prof.-Dieter-Schwarzmann/
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