Autonomous Vehicle Decision-Making

Professor Jonas Sjöberg, a distinguished expert in Mechatronics at Chalmers University of Technology, leads the Mechatronic research group and spearheads cutting-edge research in mechatronics, signal processing, and control. His work focuses on model-based methods, simulations, system identification, and optimization for mechatronic systems, with particular emphasis on Automotive Active Safety and Hybrid Electric Vehicles. As a professor and research group leader, Sjöberg not only conducts groundbreaking research but also shapes the next generation of engineers through his supervision of undergraduate and graduate students. His expertise extends to modeling, simulation, and control of hybrid vehicles, contributing to national projects and guiding Ph.D. students in the design, sizing, and control of electrical hybrids. Sjöberg's involvement in research on certification of heavy-duty hybrid vehicles underscores his commitment to practical applications. Through his course on "Decision-Making for Autonomous Systems," he bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world challenges in autonomous vehicle technology, cementing his role as a key figure in advancing mechatronics and automotive engineering at Chalmers.