The Indian Patent Office has granted a patent for the innovative landing system for mini-UAVs. This technology enables precise landings in challenging terrains and has potential applications in both military and civilian logistics, including high-altitude deliveries and emergency.
A low-cost, innovative accident avoidance system for drones uses onboard sensors and cameras to autonomously prevent mid-air collisions. This technology is crucial for UAV operations, ensuring safety and efficiency in increasingly crowded airspaces.
A new computer vision system significantly reduces energy consumption while providing real-time, realistic spatial awareness. It enhances AI systems' ability to accurately perceive 3D space – crucial for technologies like self-driving cars and UAVs.
Researchers created insect-inspired autonomous navigation strategies for tiny, lightweight robots. Tested on a 56-gram drone, the system enables it to return home after long journeys using minimal computation and memory.
Drone racing has been used to test neural networks for future space missions. This project aims to autonomously manage complex spacecraft maneuvers, optimizing onboard operations and enhancing mission efficiency and robustness.
With the significant rise in UAV usage in recent years, concerns about their safety have also increased. In this regard, a new system has been developed that leverages computer vision and deep learning algorithms to accurately and quickly detect and track drones.
The solar-powered Zephyr drone has set world records for endurance and altitude, staying aloft for 64 days at heights of up to 75,000 feet. With applications ranging from earth observation to mobile phone base stations, Zephyr provides critical connectivity in remote areas.