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Autonomous System s, our research in vehicle analysis and robotics supports the development of transport systems that integrate safety, energy efficiency, artificial intelligence, and automation across
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on investigating novel methods with strong theoretical foundations as well as their full-system deployment in real-world applications from different fields (like autonomous systems, healthcare, and robotics) with
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maritime sectors. We also work on natural language processing, autonomous robots, and applications in health, sports, and environment monitoring. Through our research we aim to develop innovative solutions
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to mobility, ideas to impact – shaping a resilient and sustainable world. We make impact. At the Division of Vehicle Engineering and Autonomous Systems , our research in vehicle analysis and robotics supports
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(for example insect-eye–inspired motion detectors for planetary landing and insect-inspired navigation algorithms) to evolutionary and neuromorphic approaches to autonomous control, as well as soft-robotic