Doctoral student in Game-Theoretic Methods for Multi-Agent Autonomous Systems

Doctoral Student In Game-Theoretic Methods For Multi-Agent Autonomous Systems KTH Royal Institute of Technology, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Project Description Third-cycle subject: Electrical Engineering Autonomous systems are increasingly deployed alongside humans to carry out complex coordinated tasks. In these settings, autonomous systems must handle strict spatial and temporal constraints while adapting in real time to supervisory commands, unexpected obstacles, and environmental disturbances. Enabling trustworthy human–robot collaboration calls for new mathematical foundations and computational tools that unify decision-making, planning, and control. We are seeking an exceptional doctoral student to conduct research at the intersection of game theory and control for multi-agent autonomous systems.