The "Neural Network Modeling" (Neurocomputing) Laboratory conducts educational and research activities in the field of artificial intelligence, neural networks, and brain computing. It is equipped with specialized hardware and a modern material base, including 10 computer workstations connected via a wireless network to a server, two electroencephalography (EEG) caps with software for processing and visualizing EEG signals, two drones, a robotic platform, and other specialized equipment.
The laboratory is an active participant in the development of scientific and innovative projects, creating conditions for the training and development of highly qualified specialists through the application of modern methods and technologies in the field of artificial intelligence and neural networks.
Classes are held in the laboratory for the courses "Fuzzy Control and Neural Networks", "Neural Networks", and "Nonlinear Systems and Neural Networks". It is also used for organizing scientific forums, conferences, and working meetings.
The scientific team includes faculty members, researchers, and PhD students from the Department of Theoretical Electrical Engineering and the Faculty of Automation, with extensive publication activity and significant contributions to the respective scientific field.
