We are very proud to officially announce that we have won the AlphaPilot Drone Racing Innovation challenge!
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The Faculty of Aerospace Engineering of Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands, announces a vacancy for one Ph.D. student within the project “Learning how to autonomously exploit updrafts”. Submit applications before December 18, 2019.
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Our latest paper in Science Robotics presents the first swarm of tiny robots that can explore unknown environments completely by themselves. No map, no memory, and no GPS!
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Open position for a senior researcher/project engineer for the NAVY project to design control algorithms for a VTOL winged drone.
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Fully autonomous drones safely made way for the high priority drones above TU Delft campus.
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IMAV offers a unique mix of a competition and a conference. This year, we will take part in the indoor competition in a joint team with the start-up XOSight, as well as present 4 papers.
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researchers from TU Delft have developed a ‘pelican drone’: a drone capable of taking water samples quickly, in combination with a measuring instrument that immediately analyses the water quality.
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Our latest paper uses the Google PageRank algorithm to evaluate and optimize the behavior of swarms in a computationally efficient way, aimed at making swarms that are scalable, flexible, and robust.
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The drone racing team of the MAVLab has presented the currently smallest autonomous racing drone in the world.
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We are happy to announce that we are one of the 9 selected teams for the 2019 AlphaPilot Innovation Challenge!
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