Micro-Air-Vehicles - The Next 10 Years

Prof. Paul Oh
Drexel University - Robotics Lab
Philadelphia PA 19104
paul@cbis.ece.drexel.edu

Dr. Thomas Adams
Boeing

Speakers

Dr. Brad Tousley, DARPA Tactical Technology Office
Jim Kellogg, Naval Research Laboratory
Dr. Thomas Adams, Boeing Future Combat Systems
Gary Cruz, Honeywell
Dr. Mark Mears, Air Force Research Lab
Dr. S. Paul, Dev DStar Engineering
Dr. Dave Musliner, Honeywell
Dr. Larry Matthies, NASA Jet Propulsion Lab
Dr. Geoffrey Barrows, Centeye
Prof. Ron Fearing, UC Berkeley
Prof. N. Papanikolopoulos, U. Minnesota

Abstract

Micro air vehicles are bird-sized platforms designed to fly in near-Earth environments like forests, buildings, caves and tunnels. This workshop will provide a comprehensive picture of MAVs, their evolution over the next decade, and the research challenges that lay ahead. An expert panel of speakers from government, industry and academia will give presentations and lead small group discussions on all aspects of MAV design including control, sensor suites, propulsion, airframe design, multi-vehicle coordination and localization.

Website
http://www.mem.drexel.edu/aerialRobotics/mavWorkshop2004/

Registration

To attend this workshop, register for workshop T-WF-2 by advance registration deadline.

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The ICRA 2004 program includes thirteen (13) workshops and three (3) tutorials.

All workshops and tutorials will take place on Monday, April 26, and Tuesday, April 27, 2004.

The time schedule, as well as the list of titles and organizers, may be found under respective menu items:
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The fees are listed under registration. To register, select the appropriate code on the Registration form.

The deadline for workshop/tutorial advance registration is March 26, 2004.