Our research focuses on drones and autonomous systems, targeting key societal challenges and enabling future advancements within the field.
We are committed to advancing drone technology across various sectors, including:
- Nature conservation and biodiversity
- Precision agriculture
- Infrastructure inspection
- Infrastructure security.
Our work encompasses the development of drone-in-a-box systems, which facilitate autonomous take-off, mission execution, landing, and charging.
We also explore multi-drone systems, ethical considerations in drone design and usage, and airspace integration to ensure safe and regulated operation within shared environments.
Research areas
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Aerial manipulation lab
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Autonomous agricultural robotics
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Autonomous drone applications
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Drones for nature conservation
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Drone swarms
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Embodiment and ethics for drones
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Human-machine interfaces for drones lab
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Large-scale drone perception
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Robot electronics
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SDU UAS Test Center
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Tools for effective e-learning