The TU Delft participated in Project Explorer to enhance the operational possibilities of unmanned aerial vehicles for use by Police, Fireman or other government entities. …
Background The capability of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to perform landing task is essential for the autonomous operation, especially when they are outside line-of-sight. For autonomous landing, these …
The MAVLab participates in several open source projects. The projects can be found on github: http://www.github.com/tudelft/
Being allowed to operate an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) in operational airspace requires certification of the aircraft while guaranteeing the ability to avoid other vehicles …
In the DelFly project, we design and study autonomous flapping wing MAVs. Our approach is to always work with flying platforms that can carry payload …
DelFly Micro is the “Smallest camera equipped Airplane” is the world (*Guiness Book of Records 2008). Read the full TUDelft article about DelFly here. Visit the delfly …
The challenges in the autonomous flight of MAVs derive from the stringent weight and power requirements of MAVs. For example, the DelFly II flapping wing …