Bruno Lacerda
Scholar

Bruno Lacerda

Google Scholar ID: k9XjG_MAAAAJ
Oxford Robotics Institute - University of Oxford
Planning Under UncertaintyMobile RobotsFormal Methods
Citations & Impact
All-time
Citations
1,519
 
H-index
21
 
i10-index
33
 
Publications
20
 
Co-authors
12
list available
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • Recent publications:
  • - Receding Horizon Control for Signal Temporal Logic Using Robustness-Conserving Partial Formula Evaluation
  • - DetMCVI: Life-sized deterministic POMDPs can be solved quickly with high success rates and small policy sizes
  • - No regrets: investigating and improving regret approximations for curriculum discovery
Research Experience
  • From April 2013 to September 2017, he was a Research Fellow in Intelligent Robotics at the University of Birmingham's Intelligent Robotics Lab. He mainly worked on the STRANDS project, developing control approaches that handle uncertainties in human-populated environments and use spatio-temporal data from long-term robot deployments to improve performance.
Education
  • BSc in Applied Mathematics and Computation (2007), MSc in Mathematics and Applications (2007), and PhD in Electrical and Computing Engineering (2013) from Instituto Superior Técnico.
Background
  • Research interests: Investigating how formal methods can be used in robotics, particularly using temporal logic to specify and synthesize high-level controllers for robot systems with formal performance guarantees. Research areas include: Sequential Decision Making, Probabilistic Model Checking, Multi-Robot Coordination, Service Robotics, Temporal Logics, Petri Nets, Supervisory Control.