Reuben Strydom, UQ. "Bio-inspired Strategies for Autonomous Aerial Navigation, Guidance and Interception"
Speaker:
Reuben Strydom,
Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland
Title: Bio-inspired Strategies for Autonomous Aerial Navigation, Guidance and Interception
Abstract: It is evident that Nature has evolved elegant solutions to perform complex tasks. Indeed, insects have developed impressive dexterity in Navigation, Guidance and Interception, and these principles may hold the key for a unmanned aircraft with greater autonomy. This presentation outlines the key thesis contributions for a number of biologically inspired principles for autonomous aerial Navigation, Guidance and Interception.
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