Air Vehicle Intelligence and Autonomy Lab
Research conducted in the Air Vehicle Intelligence and Autonomy Laboratory (AVIA) is centered around planning and control algorithms to enable high performance autonomy, with a primary focus on robotic flight vehicles.
Key Faculty: Jack Langelaan
Current Projects:
- Exploiting Energy Available in the Environment
- Safe Navigation for Small Autonomous Vehicles
- Ground-based Tracking of Migrating Raptors Using Computer Vision
Visit the AVIA website to learn more about current projects.
Past Projects:
- Flight of Robotic Aircraft Among Obstacles
- Passive GPS-Free Navigation
Facilities and Labs
- Adverse Environment Rotor Test Stand
- Aeroacoustics Facilities
- Air Vehicle Intelligence and Autonomy Lab
- Control and Analysis of Stochastic Systems Lab
- High-performance Computing Cluster Facility
- Indoor Flight Research Lab
- Robot Ethics and Aerial Vehicles Lab
- Rotorcraft Flight Simulator Facilities
- Sailplane Lab
- Space Propulsion Lab
- Structures Labs
- Student Space Programs Lab
- Turbomachinery Aero-Heat Transfer Lab
- Water Channel/Water Tunnel
- Wind Tunnels
- Wind Turbine Field Test Facility