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Multimodal delivery robots

A team of researchers in Canada has developed a model that combines electric vehicles, round robots and lockers for more efficient deliveries. The customised optimisation algorithm developed by the team at Concordia University...

New Products

Multi-scenario tracking antennas

Alpha Unmanned Systems in Spain is manufacturing integrated tracking antennas and GCSs for enabling UAV operations from a range of different locations. The systems have been matured over the past 15 years, even prior to the company’s...

New Products

Enhanced intelligent behaviour

Multirotor, a UAS manufacturer based just outside of Berlin, has developed a new flight controller built around an architecture meant to better embed advanced algorithms and machine learning-based...

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Autonomous trucking

Waabi in Canada is working with Volvo Autonomous Solutions on a self-driving truck system. The system integrates the Waabi Driver software running on NVIDIA’s AGX Thor processor and DRIVE AGX Hyperion 10 architecture...

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Event-based AI for driverless cars

Researchers in Germany have developed a system for more effective image detection using event-driven AI. Traditional cameras used by driverless cars capture images frame by frame, which can cause motion blur or loss of important details...

In Conversation

In conversation: Erin Roesler

Based in the spacious and sparsely populated US state of North Dakota, the Northern Plains UAS Test Site (NPUASTS) is perhaps best known for Vantis, the programme that supports beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flight for UAS statewide...

Dossier

Avilus Grille

Modern defence forces are built upon concentrations of professional soldiers, and their effectiveness depends not on hitting recruitment quotas, but upon keeping highly trained personnel at fighting fitness. Before the fight, it means...

Focus on...

Sense and avoid

The ability to detect and avoid other aircraft is a key requirement for uncrewed aerial systems (UAS). Enhancements to the design of transponders now mean these devices can be as light as 15 g, allowing them to be used in the majority of platforms...

Digest

Taurob Inspector

Today, more companies than ever are open to using robotic and autonomous systems for dull, dirty or dangerous work, but when it comes to gaining clearance for tackling the dangerous, uncrewed systems engineers are tasked with unenviable...

Show Report

Intergeo 2025

Whether mapping agricultural, urban, coastal, mountainous or other terrains, geospatial work is dominated by uncrewed systems. Drones are quicker, cheaper and easier to operate than helicopters, and survey robots on ground and sea...