doc. Ing. Tomáš Haniš, Ph.D.

holds a Ph.D. degree from CTU in Prague, with a thesis focused on advance control system design for flexible structure aircraft, and he completed internships at EADS (Airbus) and Space Dynamics Laboratory in Utah. He then completed a two-year postdoctoral fellowship at DTU, where he focused on optimization-based advance control system design for wind turbines with flexible structures. 

Tomas has extensive industrial experience in the automotive sector, where he held a post as a team leader and control system design competence owner at Porsche Engineering Group. He also has experience in the aerospace sector as a control system design engineer at Rolls-Royce aerospace. 

Currently, Tomas serves as the head of the Smart Driving Solutions research center at the Czech Technical University in Prague, where his research focuses on developing innovative solutions for smart and autonomous driving. His expertise in control systems and optimization enables him to develop advanced technologies that improve safety, efficiency, and comfort in future vehicles.

Education

2008 - 2012

PhD – Control Engineering and Robotics 

Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Department of Control Engineering, Czech Republic

 Thesis: Active control for high capacity flexible aircraft

Technical skills: Non-linear and linear dynamical systems modelling and analysis, Flight mechanics of a rigid body as well as flexible structure craft analysis, Dynamical model development based on physical insight, Control system development using classical as well as optimization-based techniques, Optimization

2002 - 2008 

Master (Ing.) – Cybernetics and Control Engineering 

Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Department of Control Engineering, Czech Republic

 Thesis: Stabilized platform for UAV 

Technical skills: Non-linear aircraft dynamics model development and implementation in Matlab and Simulink, Flight scenarios simulations, Linearized flight dynamics model development, Extended Kalman filter development, sensors and actuators modelling 

WORK EXPERIENCE 

2018 - now 

CTU in Prague

Associate professor, Head of Research Center, Researcher 

Czech Technical University in Prague, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Department of Control Engineering

2018  

Rolls-Royce 

Control system development engineer 

Rolls-Royce, Germany

Responsibilities: Model based control system design; Definition of process for system requirements model based development techniques implementation in line with aerospace standards (RTCA/DO-178B, EUROCAE/ED12C) and guidelines (ARP4754, ARP4761); Verification and validation process definition; MBD implementation

2015 - 2018  

Porsche Engineering 

Control system design competence owner for Porsche Engineering Group  

Porsche Engineering Services in Prague, Czech Republic 

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2015 - 2018  

Porsche Engineering 

Control system design competence owner for Porsche Engineering Group  

Porsche Engineering Services in Prague, Czech Republic 

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PUBLICATIONS

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Chapter in book

 

Conference papers