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Researchers at TU Delft MAVLab - TU Delft together with Koninklijke Marine and Kustwacht Nederland developed a hydrogen-powered drone that is capable of vertical take-off and landing whilst also being able to fly horizontally efficiently for several hours. 💧🚁 #drones #sustainableaviation #vtol

Happy Holidays from Flapper Drones! 🎄🎁 Don’t worry, in case Santa 🎅 ended up in quarantine, we got you covered! youtu.be/Yr6rs_McyGI

Whereas flying #insects control their flight successfully with optical flow, roboticists have had a hard time achieving the same with #drones. MAVLab - TU Delft and @WHPresse present an #AI-based learning process that solves these problems, in Nature Machine Intelligence: rdcu.be/cdQXf

The MAVLab MAVLab - TU Delft of TU Delft is focusing on the safe operation of drones in urban airspace by implementing tools for drone operators to perform tactical deconfliction manoeuvres. TU Delft will also demonstrate their medical AED drone as part of SAFIR-Med. #H2020 #UAM

TU Delft, one of the SAFIR-Med partners, is also working on other UTM related research projects. TU Delft recently started coordinating the Metropolis 2 (buff.ly/3w1Fene) project. The project is mainly focused on safe drone operations in high density airspace. #SESARJU

#TeamFriday Here, Safir-MED partner MAVLab MAVLab - TU Delft TU Delft is flying their AED drone. Dennis is monitoring the drone flying above drone test center #UnmannedValley, the main test location of the MAVLab. #UAM #H2020 #SESARJU #drone #UTM #ATM #USpace

Interview with our founder, Matěj Karásek, about advantages of flapping wings and the aerodynamic research behind it, carried out at MAVLab - TU Delft TU Delft | Aerospace Engineering TU Delft Check it out!👇

We created the first fully autonomous drone swarm that can locate gas leaks in unknown, cluttered environments thanks to bio-inspired #AI. Check it out! Paper: bit.ly/2TZXcZX Video: bit.ly/2Vx6I72 Code: bit.ly/3ioGvQ7 TU Delft Harvard University Universitat de Barcelona

By looking closely at nature, MAVLab - TU Delft has succeeded in developing a swarm of drones that can smell and localize gas. The small #drones us a new 'insect algorithm' for navigation called 'Sniffy Bug'. #robotics #TUDelftAI #tudelft 👉bit.ly/tud-tiny-drones

check out the guest blog post by MAVLab - TU Delft about Sniffy Bug, the gas leak seeking swarm of crazyflies! bitcraze.io/2021/07/sniffy…

#MAVLab TU Delft MAVLab - TU Delft made great progress with the software integration and flight tests of their AED drone in the SAFIR-Med project. The tactical avoidance algorithm, telemetry and control API’s are being integrated together with Normalized Systems. #H2020 #SESARJU #UAM #UTM

#Metropolis2, another #USpace project led by SAFIR-Med partner TU Delft will organize an interesting workshop on the 8th of October presenting 3 concepts to achieve safe and efficient urban aerial operations. You can register using the following link: buff.ly/3ldFE68

Drone racing for AI - read our new Challenge Accepted article by the winning team MAVLab - TU Delft of the 2019 AlphaPilot challenge. nature.com/articles/s4225… (Free view-only pdf rdcu.be/czrQs)

We are proud to introduce Bardienus Duisterhof as #BestGraduate 2021 of TU Delft | Aerospace Engineering! Bart developed a fully autonomous swarm of tiny drones able to detect & localize gas leaks in unknown, cluttered environments. Read more: bit.ly/tud-bg21-ae #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #tudelft

TU Delft MAVLab - TU Delft integrated their AED drone in the C2C Command and Control station developed by @NormalizedSystems. The system integration was verified to successfully operate in simulation and will be tested in-flight next week at #unmannedvalley in the Netherlands. #H2020

This year's International Micro Air Vehicle Conference IMAV is organised by the Micro Air Vehicle Lab at TU Delft. Pre-registration is already open at 2022.imavs.org This year, we challenge research teams with 3 drone competitions. More on 2022.imavs.org/index.php/comp…

Researchers propose an insect-inspired strategy for robotic visual route-following to #navigate long distances. TU Delft Learn more in Science #Robotics: scim.ag/7Ht

💡#aetudelft drone-researchers felt inspired by biological findings on how ants visually recognize their environment and combine it with counting their steps in order to get safely back home. They have published their findings in Science Robotics: tudelft.nl/en/2024/lr/ant…