Drone
Puma AE
Puma AE is a hand-launched small uncrewed aircraft family for land and maritime observation missions.
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12 results for “environmental observation”
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Technology
Simultaneous Localization and Mapping
SLAM estimates a machine's location while constructing or updating a map of an initially uncertain environment.
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Maritime System
Bluefin-9
Portable autonomous underwater vehicle designed for survey, search, and environmental monitoring missions.
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Application
Surveillance
Robotic platforms can provide persistent or repeatable observation. Use raises privacy, civil-liberties and governance questions.
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Drone
Raven B
Raven B is a lightweight, hand-launched small uncrewed aircraft system intended to give small units portable daytime and infrared reconnaissance.
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Maritime System
Gavia AUV
Modular portable autonomous underwater vehicle used for survey, monitoring, and search applications.
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Maritime System
Iver4 900
Iver4 900 is a modular autonomous underwater vehicle for extended survey, sensing and defense missions, with field-reconfigurable payload and communications sections.
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Maritime System
Slocum G3 Glider
Buoyancy-driven autonomous glider designed for persistent oceanographic data collection.
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Robot
Mission Master SP
Mission Master SP is a compact electric uncrewed ground vehicle in Rheinmetall's autonomous Mission Master family, configured for evaluation in logistics, observation…
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Maritime System
Mission Specialist Defender
Portable observation-class remotely operated vehicle with configurable thrusters, sensors, and manipulators.
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Maritime System
Seaeye Falcon
Compact electric remotely operated vehicle used for inspection, observation, and light intervention underwater.
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Research
Diffusion Policy: Visuomotor Policy Learning via Action Diffusion
The work applies diffusion models to generate robot action sequences from observations.