Autonomous detection and mitigation of in-flight icing on unmanned aerial vehicles. Funded by the Research Council of Norway (IKTPLUSS), managed by NTNU in collaboration with UBIQ Aerospace, Andøya Space, Maritime Robotics and VTT Finland.
Adverse weather mission planning for unmanned aerial vehicles. Funded by the Research Council of Norway (Innovation project), managed by UBIQ Aerospace in collaboration with NTNU.
Unmanned Aircrafts in All Future Airspace – UAFFA. Funded by the Research Council of Norway (Innovation project), managed by Radionor Communications in collaboration with Andøya Space and NTNU.
Machine Piloted Unmanned Systems - MPUS. Funded by the Research Council of Norway (Innovation project), managed by Radionor Communications in collaboration with Kongsberg Seatex, Maritime Robotics and NTNU.
Efficient Learning and Optimization Tools for Hyperspectral Imaging Systems (ELO-Hyp). Bilateral (EEA) project with Romania funded by Grants Norway. Managed by Univ. Polytech. Bucuresti in collaboration with NTNU, Univ. Bucuresti and Spitalul Clinica Coltea.
Cyber-Physical Security for Safety-Critical Aviation Operations, funded by the Research Council of Norway (IKTPLUSS) and headed by Sintef Digital
D•ICE ROTORS – Protecting the unmanned aircraft industry, funded by Research Council of Norway (BIA) and UBIQ Aerospace
Integrated Remote Sensing Technology for Arctic Operations - Center for Research-Based Innovation (University of Tromsø)
Maritime Landing System for UAS (MarLander), innovation project funded by the Research Council of Norway (MAROFF), Maritime Robotics, Equinor, and NOFO
Autonomous optimized energy management and advanced control for hybrid electric propulsion air vehicles (FlightSmart), innovation project funded by the Research Council of Norway (BIA), Equator Aircraft, Maritime Robotics
Autonomous Drone-based Surveys of Ships in Operation (ADRASSO), innovation project funded by the Research Council of Norway (MAROFF), DNV GL, Norsk Elektrooptikk, Scout Drone Inspection, Jotun, IDLEtechs
Unlocking the potential of autonomous systems and operations through supervisory risk control (UNLOCK), funded by the Research Council of Norway (FRINATEK)
Ocean-Air synoptic operations using coordinated autonomous robotic SYStems and micro underwater gliders (OASYS), funded by the Research Council of Norway under the MARTERA program
Nonlinear Autopilot Design for Increased Extended Flight Envelopes and Operation of Fixed-Wing UAVs in Extreme Conditions, funded by the Research Council of Norway (IKTPLUSS
Ground based technologies for a real-time unmanned aerial system traffic management system (UTMS) – CLASS, SESAR-JU project, coordinated by Airbus
Hybrid Operations in Maritime Environments, innovation project funded by the Research Council of Norway (MAROFF), jointly with Radionor Communications, Kongsberg Seatex and Maritime Robotics
Multi-stage global sensor fusion for navigation using nonlinear observers and eXogenous Kalman filter, funded by the Research Council of Norway (FRINATEK)
TerraDrone – Earth observation from unmanned aerial vehicles, innovation project funded by the Research Council of Norway (BIA), jointly with Maritime Robotics AS, IDLEtechs AS, NGU (Norges Geologiske Undersøkelser) and ICRAF (World Agroforstry Centre)
Marine UAS is an EU-funded doctoral program to strategically strengthen research training on Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Systems for Marine and Coastal Monitoring. It is a comprehensive Marie Curie Innovative Training Network across a range of partners in several countries designed to have high impact on the training of individual researchers and their knowledge, skills and their future careers. MarineUAS has established a unique cooperative environment, coordinated by
NTNU AMOS at NTNU.