TrustCPS Group

We develop methods and tools for trustworthy AI-enabled cyber-physical systems, combining formal verification, runtime monitoring, probabilistic reasoning, and testing.

TrustCPS group photo
TrustCPS group led by Univ.Prof. Dott. Ric. Ezio Bartocci (Picture 2025, Credits: M. Farsag)

TrustCPS Metro Map

Members as stations, research pillars as lines (clickable in SVG-enabled viewers).

Research pillars →
E. Bartocci F. Gigler L. Di Stefano F. Randone M. Tappler M. J. Moeini Jam D. Croatto L. Perfetti (Visiting) W. Essbai I. Lopez-Miguel D. Nicoletti (Visiting) E. Visconti M. Zazzarini (Visiting) F. Pontiggia M.-L. Clement L. Marzari Runtime Verification & Monitoring (Pillar 1) Testing, Falsification & Debugging (Pillar 2) Probabilistic Programs & Inference (Pillar 3) Trustworthy, Sustainable & Norm-guided AI (Pillar 4) Cybersecurity & Privacy for CPS (Pillar 5) Agentic AI (Pillar 6)
Tip: use the People search/filter below to quickly find members shown on the map.
Metro map generation. The visualization was generated using the MetroSets tool: B. Jacobsen, M. Wallinger, S. Kobourov, and M. Nöllenburg, MetroSets: Visualizing Sets as Metro Maps, MetroSets: Visualizing Sets as Metro Maps. IEEE Trans. Vis. Comput. Graph. 27(2): 1257-1267 (2021) arXiv:2008.09367 .

Mission

Our goal is to ensure that autonomous and AI-based systems interacting with the physical world are correct, safe, secure, and sustainable by design. We build verification and monitoring techniques that scale from theory to real-world deployments in mobility, robotics, energy, and industry.

Collaborate with us

We welcome collaborations with academia and industry on safety-critical CPS and trustworthy autonomy. Typical outputs include open-source tools, research prototypes, and high-impact publications.

People

Browse by role and search by name or keyword (e.g., “runtime verification”, “testing”, “probabilistic”). See full alumni gallery →

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Former members & visiting researchers alumni from PhD students to postdocs, from academia to industry.
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Join the group

We regularly host PhD students, postdocs, and thesis students in topics spanning runtime verification, trustworthy autonomy, probabilistic programs, and CPS testing. If you are interested, share a short description of your background and what you want to work on.

Contact
Univ.-Prof. Dott. Ric. Ezio Bartocci
TU Wien · Faculty of Informatics

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