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Robotics, Navigation, and Control Systems Laboratory

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Toward Autonomy of Robotics and Mechatronics Systems!

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Welcome to Robotics, Navigation, and Control Systems Laboratory (RNCSL), led by Prof. Hashim Mohamed.

At RNCSL, we develop state-of-the-art solutions for robotic autonomy applications. We explore the fundamental research problem, study system dynamics, and develop advanced solutions applicable for: situational awareness, vision-aided and perception systems, control systems, filtering and estimation, perception and mapping, trajectory control, motion planning, Mechatronics systems. We aspire to discover new ways to improve the performance of dynamical systems, in particular smart systems which include semi-automated and fully autonomous systems, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs/drones), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), mobile robots, satellites, and other robotics applications. Our research include:

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  • Sam defended his MASc Thesis

    Congratulations Sam Dunthorne for the great defence presentation, well-written thesis, and Rooftop Defect Detection and Localization using Advanced Deep Learning Approaches! We wish you all…

  • Tony Paper got Published

    Congratulations T. Kairouz for publishing your paper on wildfire, “Toward Autonomous Wildfire Management: Advances in Multimodal Sensing, AI Detection, Sensor Fusion, Estimation and Decision Support…

  • Mohamed defended his MASc Thesis

    Congratulations M. Khalifa for the great defence presentation, well-written thesis, and novel GPS-denied navigation solutions applicable for UAVs and ground vehicles! We wish you all…