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About
Omar Hammami is a systems engineering researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of model-based systems engineering (MBSE), optimization, and autonomous robotic systems, particularly in defense applications. His research addresses the critical challenge of designing complex, long-lived systems like Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), which may operate for over 50 years. Hammami advocates for systematic use of requirement engineering to combat inconsistent and incomplete datasheets—a foundational contribution to improving system lifecycle management. He has also pioneered work on coupling physical constraints with MBSE for mobile autonomous product lines, and has identified key operations research problems in heterogeneous robotic swarms operating as Systems-of-Systems, drawing insights from real-world battlefield applications in Ukraine. His recent publications (2022–2024) have garnered citations from peers working on defense system architecture and swarm mission modeling. Earlier in his career, Hammami explored high-level synthesis for FPGA-based SLAM applications, contributing to real-time autonomous navigation. His research is notable for bridging theoretical engineering frameworks with practical defense challenges, making him a valuable voice in the evolution of autonomous military systems.
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- 5High-level synthesis for FPGA design based-SLAM application2 citations · 2016