SCIS & ISIS 2026

Conference program · November 2–5, 2026 · Hachioji, Japan

Program / GS-14: Control Engineering & Robotics

GS-14: Control Engineering & Robotics

November 05 (Thursday) · 14:00–15:30 · Room 5

Chair: Yusuke Nojima (Osaka Metropolitan University) and Lynn Pickering (Osaka Metropolitan University)

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14:00–14:20Paper ID: 5Full paper

Structure-Preserving Balanced Reduction of Quadratic 2-D Roesser Systems for Maintenance-Oriented Digital Twin Models

Maryamsadat Tahavori (Technical University of Denmark); Hamid Reza Shaker (University of Southern Denmark)*

14:20–14:40Paper ID: 64Full paper

Estimation of Buckling Behavior and Viscosity Classification Using Machine Learning Based on Physical Simulations

Kazuki Kinjo (University of the Ryukyus )*; Ituki Kunita (University of the Ryukyus)

14:40–15:00Paper ID: 121Full paper

Control Co-Design for Piecewise Systems Using PSO Algorithm

Tadanari Taniguchi (Tokai University)*

15:00–15:15Paper ID: 156Short paper

Robot Manipulation-Based Multi-View RGB-D Observation for Grading of Irregular Objects

Su Gyeong Kim (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology); Dongbum Pyo (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology); KwangHee Lee (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology); Jungin Kim (Hankyong National University); Inhoon Jang (Hankyong National University); KwangEun Ko (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology)*

15:15–15:30Paper ID: 153Abstract-only paper

Fast and Resilient Neural-Network-Based Approximate Model Predictive Control for Two-Link Robotic Manipulators

Masaki Hozumi (Nagaoka University of Technology)*; Kazuki Umemoto (University of Fukui); Hiroyuki Saito (Nagaoka University of Technology); Hideto Furuno (Nagaoka University of Technology); Yuya Takimoto (Nagaoka University of Technology); Koichi Niihara (Nagaoka University of Technology); Tadachika Nakayama (Nagaoka University of Technology)

Full paper: 15 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Short, abstract-only and late breaking papers: 10 minutes presentation + 5 minutes Q&A. Speakers should bring their own laptop; presentation PCs are not provided.