This $200,000 Project Grant award from the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) program (CFDA 47.070) supports a planning project to develop a multi-university consortium focused on advancing the state of the art in cyber-physical systems (CPS) research. The project aims to create new monitoring and control paradigms for complex CPS that integrate human-AI interactions, with potential applications in domains such as agriculture, smart communities, and transportation. Key activities include enabling the consortium's creation, developing foundational CPS capabilities in areas like multimodal sensing and system state tracking, and advancing educational and workforce development programs. The award involves a sub-award to the University of Kansas Medical Center Research Institute to contribute its expertise in biomedical research and healthcare applications of CPS technologies. This planning grant lays the groundwork for a larger, multi-year research initiative to address critical challenges in managing complex, human-centric CPS.
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