A research programme built around control after failure.
Væringjar II is an independent research and engineering programme focused on how a cyber-physical system can preserve a verified mission after irreversible loss of components or resources.
Dmytro Humennyi
Dmytro Humennyi, Ph.D., is an engineer and researcher working across robotics, automotive and embedded control systems. He combines industrial engineering management with academic research and teaching.
His current research focus is supervisory control in post-failure states: survivability, runtime reconfiguration, residual-resource reasoning and evidence that a degraded system can still execute an admissible mission.
Why Væringjar II exists
The programme connects formal models, reproducible experiments and implementation. The goal is not to make a damaged system “look operational”, but to determine what remains feasible, what is admissible, and what can still be verified after the system itself has changed.
Engineering Manager at N-iX · robotics & automotive
Associate Professor at KNUCA · doctoral research at Igor Sikorsky KPI
Embedded systems · model-based development · system architecture
ISO 26262 · ISO 21434 · Automotive SPICE
Survivability · supervisory control · runtime reconfiguration