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Feb 09, 2021

Aerospace magazine to award Tamás Luspay’s publication as the best paper of 2019

MDPI Aerospace awarded SZTAKI Systems and Control Lab researcher Tamás Luspay’s publication with its Best Paper Award for 2019. Structured Control Design for a Highly Flexible Flutter Demonstrator was co-written by Luspay, DLR (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt) engineer Manuel Pusch and Munich University of Applied Sciences professor Daniel Ossmann.

Dec 04, 2020

The National Laboratory for Autonomous Systems and the Artificial Intelligence National Laboratory have been launched under the leadership of SZTAKI

Dr. László Palkovics, Minister of Innovation and Technology, announced the foundation of 18 National Laboratories at a press conference at the University of Pécs, Hungary.

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Autonomous Road Vehicles

Development of experimental road vehicles with an emphasis on the component and the functional design, and with particular interest in the theoretical and design aspects of control related to the various levels of autonomy, geographical localization, road environment detection, safe and secure communication, cooperation among road vehicles and among vehicles of different kind, to robustness, real-time capability and demonstrability.

Autonomous Aerial Vehicles

Planning, execution and evaluation of UAV-based solutions to various high-level aerial missions that need to be carried out in an autonomous fashion and need to ensure safe aerial manoeuvres, and thereby presume a harmonized operation of onboard sensors, multi-camera vision system, communication devices, and actuators.

Autonomous Cyber-Physical Production Systems

Development and demonstration of cyber-physical manufacturing and logistics systems (CPPS), both flexible and dedicated, that comprise autonomous components; with special emphasis on autonomous robotics, human-robot symbiosis, cooperation, and teamwork, and by making use of the 'digital twins' of the CPPS components.