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RTsys NemoSens micro-AUV

While the rising tide of small, low-priced, modular AUVs has done much to widen accessibility of high-resolution ocean data, particularly among academics, researchers and environmentalists, people often forget that such micro-AUVs...

Show Report

AUVSI Xponential part two

In the second part of our coverage of Xponential 2025 in Houston, we focus on new subsystems and components for a broad range of applications including electronic warfare, infrared sensing, navigation, communication, flight...

Platform One

Exploring collaborative autonomy on and below water

A specialist project is exploring collaborative autonomy in uncrewed vehicles on and below the water. The Collaborative Automations for Subsea Intervention (CASI) project, led by Robosys Automation, aims to address a...

Dossier

Rotron RT600-HC

We last featured Rotron Power in UST 4 (Autumn 2015), its RT600 twin-rotor Wankel gasoline engine having enjoyed significant commercial success, in both of the versions that were then available...

PS

The human body as a UAV platform

As UAVs become part of everyday life, how we interact with them is growing in importance, and physical interaction is a key aspect of that. Landing on people automatically could be important for police officers and others who might need a UAV’s eye view of their surroundings several times during a mission but are too busy with their primary tasks to manage UAV landings. It might also include people who need rescue or urgent medical attention...