Autonomous Robotics
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Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicle research is a main component of the KCG lab. We develop smart algorithms for autonomous drones and other UAVs. Those algorithms enable the UAV autonomous navigation and landing in challenging environments (e.g., on a boat).
Moreover, the lab also develops a proof-of-concept for an autonomous boat that can “live” for several months in the water.
one of the hottest topics in the high-tech market. The main goal in automation is minimizing human errors in complex mission.
In our lab, we are developing autonomies for variety of vehicles, ships and drones. In order to develop automation, we use a wide range of sensors in the field of ultrasound, laser, image processing and more.
Our research deals with bio-inspired robotics and swarm algorithms
The Aoutonomous Robotics Team
Prof. Boaz Ben-Moshe
Head of the KnCG lab
Head of the Department of Computer Engineering
Research fields: theoretical and applied aspects of Computational Geometry and Facility Location Optimization, including: Approximating Radio Maps, Locating Wireless Back-bone, Frequency Allocation, Visibility Graphs, Terrain Simplification, Allocation Problems, Vehicle Routing Problems, and GIS expert systems.
Amit kashi
undergraduate student
Department: mechanical engineering
Research fields and projects: designing integraded controled mechanical systems, programing microcontroller and MEMS technologies
Kfir Cohen
KnCG lab engineer
Projects: Drone adaptation, autonomous vehicles and satellite project development
