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Engineering or Flight Vehicle Propulsion Engineering; and (b) knowledge of control system development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Flight Vehicle Propulsion System. Preference will be given to those
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++ or other systems programming. Robotics and state estimation: SLAM, sensor fusion, place recognition, ROS/ROS2. Experience with UAVs, ground robots, or agricultural and forestry machinery. Practical
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Engineering or Flight Vehicle Propulsion Engineering; and (b) knowledge of control system development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) or Flight Vehicle Propulsion System. Preference will be given to those
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) swarms are becoming increasingly important for defence, emergency response, infrastructure inspection, and future autonomous systems. These swarms can use federated
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(NextGen-Fi). The post will contribute to the development and validation of unique Unpiloted Airborne Vehicle [UAV] datasets. The work will focus on UAV data management, orthophoto optimisation and
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. The PhD project will therefore study C-UAS concepts and contribute to develop and test solutions that are specially targeting Norwegian needs. The UAV-lab at NTNU has been one of the prime research
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ARDITI - Agência Regional para o Desenvolvimento da Investigação Tecnologia e Inovação | Portugal | 2 months ago
; integration and validation of data collected by DriX, AUVs, UAVs/UAS, ADCPs, CTDs and other oceanographic sensors; support in the definition of adaptive sampling strategies; production of scientific articles
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accurate localisation, tracking, and collision avoidance of unmanned vehicles (UAVs) using terrestrial 5G/6G networks and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. Rather than relying solely on dedicated positioning
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6G networks. This PhD position is centred on Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) for highly accurate localisation, tracking, and collision avoidance of unmanned vehicles (UAVs) using
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Aerial Multi-Lifting Systems Cable-suspended Aerial Multi-Lifting systems (CAMLs) are composed of several UAVs that lift and control the orientation of the pre-fabricated building components through cables