Post-Event Blog: Industry Workshop on the Role of Automatic Control in Future Mobility
On 7 May 2025, Cranfield University played host to a high-impact dynamic gathering of minds at the Industry Workshop on the Role of Automatic Control in Future Mobility, organised by the ACE Network’s Future Mobility Subgroup. The event brought together a vibrant mix of industry leaders, policymakers, academic researchers, and innovators to explore how automatic control is shaping the future of transport across air, road, rail, and marine sectors.
ACE Network Forum 2025
ACE Network Forum 2025, the inaugural flagship event for members of the Automatic Control Engineering (ACE) Network.
Your voice matters: EDI Survey
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“Don’t Follow the Crowd, Create Your Own Path”: Interview with Eric Kerrigan
Meet Eric Kerrigan, a brilliant mind behind the magic of automatic control engineering. As a Professor at Imperial College London, he spent his career turning complex systems into smooth-running machines. ACE asked three questions.
Unveiling the Magic: Interview with Matt at Siemens Transform 2024
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with Matt Greenhalgh, Product & Solutions Development Team Leader at Siemens and ACE Management […]
Save the date: ACE Network Forum 24 March 2025
Join us on 24 March 2025 for our ACE annual showcase event in Oxford. This exciting gathering will bring together the control […]
SIEMENS Transform 2024
17 – 18 July, Manchester Transform the Everyday this July at Manchester Central Join thousands of participants for a spectacular technology exhibition […]
Join the ACE Network’s Grand Challenge Research Committees and EDI/ECR Groups
The Automatic Control Engineering (ACE) Network is inviting enthusiastic individuals to join its Grand Challenge Research Committees (GCRCs) and EDI/ECR (Equality, Diversity & Inclusion/Early Career Researcher) groups. Each committee will consist of 6-10 members dedicated to setting research priorities and encouraging collaboration in automatic control engineering. Apply now to make a significant impact and help shape the future of research and development. Sign up as a regular member to stay informed about the ACE Network’s progress and upcoming opportunities.