Equipo del Laboratorio CDSCL

OUR

Team

A multidisciplinary team working in robotics, intelligent control, artificial intelligence, and autonomous systems.

Laboratory structure

A team driving the future

The laboratory brings together students, researchers, faculty members, and collaborators involved in robotics, intelligent control, artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, and technology transfer.

Each member contributes from a specific area, strengthening an applied research ecosystem with academic and industrial reach.

Director

Academic leadership, scientific vision, and strategic direction of the laboratory's research lines.

Lab Managers

Coordination, safety, operations, R&D support, and laboratory communication.

Investigadores de Postgrado

Conducting master's research, advanced projects, and scientifically oriented theses.

Investigadores Estudiantes

Undergraduate students involved in projects, prototypes, and emerging lines of research.

Industria y Transferencia Tecnológica

Profiles geared towards applied collaboration, advisory services, technology transfer, and innovation in partnership with the productive sector.

Our team

Laboratory Members

Dr. Mohammad Hosein Sabzalian

Dr. Mohammadhosein Sabzalian

Laboratory Director

Faculty member in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Santiago, Chile. He holds a Ph.D. in Control Science and Engineering from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and is a faculty member in master's and doctoral programs.

Research areas
  • Control theory
  • AI-based control
  • Mechatronics
  • Autonomous systems
  • Soft computing
Technologies

Intelligent, non-linear, adaptive, robust, fuzzy, and neural control applied to complex systems.

Academic participation

Faculty member of the Master of Science in Engineering program (specialization in Mechanical Engineering) and the PhD in Engineering Sciences program (specialization in Sustainable Energy Systems). Email: mohammadhosein.sabzalian@usach.cl

Laboratory Coordinators

Aquiles A. González Báez

Aquiles A. González Báez

Partners, Communications, and People Coordinator
Training

Graduate in Mechatronic Civil Engineering. Internship at Antofagasta Minerals S.A.

Project:

AI-based anomaly detection and prioritization in data centers; Data Center Infrastructure at Antofagasta Minerals S.A.

Gabriel Esteban Peña Miranda

Gabriel Esteban Peña Miranda

R&D Coordinator
Training

Civil Engineer in Mechatronics and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Project:

Heading Control for Path-Following in a Biomimetic Wire-Driven Soft Robotic Fish: Design, Identification, and Validation.

Researchers and collaborators

Aaron Miguel Aguilar Cuevas

Aaron Miguel Aguilar Cuevas

Researcher and collaborator
Training

Civil Engineer in Mechatronics and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Project:

Intelligent solar tracking and advanced sliding-mode MPPT control for photovoltaic systems under environmental disturbances.

Sebastián Ignacio Muñoz Jirón

Sebastián Ignacio Muñoz Jirón

Researcher and collaborator
Training

Civil Engineer in Mechatronics and Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Project:

Control of a 6-DOF robotic manipulator using a fuzzy sliding-mode controller.

Dr. Omar Andrés Daud Albasini

Dr. Omar Andrés Daud Albasini

Researcher and collaborator
Training

Ingeniero Mecánico por la U. de La Serena; magíster en Ingeniería Mecatrónica y doctor en Control Automático por la U. de Trento.

Project:

FIU-IAgro: an integrated solution based on nanotechnology, biotechnology, sensor technology, and artificial intelligence for the national agri-food system.

Camilo Rodríguez

Camilo Rodríguez

Master's thesis student
Training

Licenciado en Matemáticas, ingeniero mecatrónico y magíster en Biomatemáticas.

Project:

Robust control of underwater manipulators using Sliding Mode Control.

María Loreto Canales Silva

María Loreto Canales Silva

Researcher and collaborator
Areas of specialization

Technology transfer and industrial innovation; circular economy, recycling, and material valorization; characterization of materials and photovoltaic processes; techno-economic assessment and business models.

Location

Santiago, Chile.

Thesis students and student researchers

Sebastián Alejandro Cerpa Orellana

Sebastián Alejandro Cerpa Orellana

Thesis student
Training

Student of Mechatronic Civil Engineering and the Master of Science in Engineering program, specializing in Mechanical Engineering.

Project:

Development of a self-balancing experimental robotic platform for the evaluation of advanced control.

Bastián Alonso Caris Meneses

Bastián Alonso Caris Meneses

Undergraduate thesis student
Training

Mechatronic Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Event-Triggered Optimal Safety-Critical Control for Nonlinear Networked Systems with Application to Underwater Vehicles.

Luis Sepúlveda

Luis Sepúlveda

Undergraduate thesis student
Training

Mechatronic Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Digital Twin.

Martín Maturana Zúñiga

Martín Maturana Zúñiga

Undergraduate thesis student
Training

Mechatronic Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Design and implementation of an open-architecture CNC platform for the comparative evaluation of PID, FLC, and ANFIS controllers in trajectory tracking.

Joaquín Vidal González

Undergraduate student
Training

Mechatronic Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Fuzzy logic controller for calculating muscle fatigue.

Edgardo Tabilo Dávila

Miembro
Training

PhD student in Mechanical Engineering.

Project:

Proyecto por confirmar

Simón Benjamín Cabezas Trincado

Miembro
Training

Mechanical-Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Proyecto por confirmar

Benjamín Salazar Flores

Miembro
Training

Mechatronic Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Proyecto por confirmar

Antonia Elizabeth Cortés Rosales

Miembro
Training

Chemical Civil Engineering Student.

Project:

Proyecto por confirmar

Marco Andrés Fribla Cortés

Miembro
Training

Formación por confirmar

Project:

Proyecto por confirmar

Global research network

International research collaborators

Our international research network brings together experts in artificial intelligence, intelligent control, robotics, mechatronics, nonlinear systems, and advanced materials.

Colaboradores internacionales

Prof. Oscar Castillo López

International Research Collaborator · Mexico

National Technological Institute of Mexico, Tijuana Institute of Technology

Research areas

Artificial intelligence, type-2 and type-3 fuzzy logic, intelligent systems and fuzzy control.

  • Artificial intelligence
  • Type-2 fuzzy logic
  • Type-3 fuzzy logic
  • Fuzzy control

Prof. Ardashir Mohammadzadeh

International Research Collaborator · Türkiye

Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Sakarya University

Research areas

Intelligent and adaptive control, artificial intelligence, neural networks, and type-2 and type-3 fuzzy systems.

  • Adaptive control
  • Neural networks
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Fuzzy systems

Prof. Maíra Martins da Silva

International Research Collaborator · Brazil

Department of Mechanical Engineering, São Carlos School of Engineering, University of São Paulo

Research areas

Design and control of robotic systems, mechatronics, sensor fusion, and applied optimization.

  • Robotic systems
  • Mechatronics
  • Sensor fusion
  • Optimization

Prof. Asociado Yazdan Batmani

International Research Collaborator · Iran

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Kurdistan

Research areas

Nonlinear, optimal, robust, and safety-critical control systems.

  • Nonlinear control
  • Optimal control
  • Robust control
  • Safety-critical systems

Dr. Ashkan Bahadoran

International Research Collaborator · China

Center for Materials Interfaces, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Research areas

Nanomaterials, semiconductor nanostructures, photocatalysis, green hydrogen, and biosensors.

  • Nanomaterials
  • Photocatalysis
  • Green hydrogen
  • Biosensors
We connect knowledge.

Interdisciplinary and international collaboration

At CDSC Lab, we are open to building new interdisciplinary and international collaborations that connect knowledge, capabilities, and real-world challenges. We work with researchers, universities, research centers, and companies interested in developing applied research, new technologies, and solutions with academic and industrial impact.

Researchers Universities Research centers Companies

Interdisciplinary

We seek to integrate diverse fields of knowledge to address complex problems from new perspectives, connecting engineering, science, technology, and real-world applications.

Knowledge that connects

International

We foster connections with researchers and institutions from various countries to develop joint projects, facilitate knowledge exchange, and build global scientific networks.

Research without borders

New members

Do you want to be part of the team?

We are looking for students and researchers passionate about robotics, intelligent control, and applied artificial intelligence.