Using Robots in Hazardous Environments
- December 20, 2010
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…traversability, mostly using camera systems (monocular, binocular, trinocular and time-of-flight cameras). The two major challenges are the identification of a model to link the traversability parameters to a correct traversability…
Read More…and ground-based assets As more and more robotic tools get deployed, the key issue becomes how to obtain a common understanding of the environment by using heterogeneous robots. Therefore, RMA…
Read More…understanding of the capabilities and performance of existing counter-UAV tools. Drone detection using multi-modal sensor fusion Drones are fantastic tools, but they can also be used against us. Moreover, they…
Read More…“mission readiness” is embedded in its name; ‘SAFIR-Ready’. The ambition is to make ad-hoc Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) flights a reality. This requires rapid automated flight authorization and…
Read More…studies, Alessandra’s Master Thesis focused on free space detection, collision avoidance using B-Spline and design and realization of a Graphic User Interface for teleoperated robot in unknown environments. She developed…
Read More…using, sonar, IMU and DVL. In 2021, Timothée joined the Belgian Royal Military Academy to contribute to the Virtual Reality Project. During this role, he had to design VR simulations…
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