Pages tagged with: autonomous-marine-systems
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CONTROL2022
What's on at the University of Plymouth: CONTROL2022: 13th UK Automatic Control Council (UKACC) International Conference, 20-22 April 2022.
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![<p>Jian Wan GCRF Project, Sailboat, Penang Island.</p>]()
Develop capacity and capability to monitor coastal marine environments for sustainable development in Penang Island
Develop capacity and capability to monitor coastal marine environments for sustainable development in Penang Island: Dr Jian Wan secured GCRF funding in 2018. Read more about the project and how these funds were integral to conducting this research.
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Autonomous Marine Systems Research Group
The University of Plymouth's Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS)
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![<p>HydroSurv Unmanned Survey (UK) Limited and the University of Plymouth’s Marine Institute will use autonomous vessels equipped with cutting edge acoustic sensors
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Developing autonomous technology to assess condition of seagrass beds
A collaboration between HydroSurv Unmanned Survey (UK) Limited and the University of Plymouth, funded by Innovate UK, will develop autonomous technology to assess condition of seagrass beds
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![<p>Plymouth University's Autonomous Marine Systems completed research project: Intelligent Integrated autopilot design using visual SLAM<br></p>]()
Intelligent Integrated autopilot design using visual SLAM
The University's Autonomous Marine Systems completed research project: Intelligent Integrated autopilot design using visual SLAM
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![<p>Professor Judith Petts CBE and Rear Admiral Andrew Burns CB, OBE officially launch a new partnership between the University of Plymouth and the Royal Navy<br></p>]()
University and Royal Navy agree to join forces for marine autonomy research
The University of Plymouth and the Royal Navy have joined forces to conduct research and advance understanding around the future potential of marine autonomy.
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![<p>The C-Worker 4 can travel at speed up to 7 knots and stay at sea for up to 48 hours (Image: L3Harris)<br></p>]()
University secures cutting edge unmanned marine vessel to support Devon businesses
The University of Plymouth has secured a state of the art unmanned marine vessel, developed and supplied by L3Harris, capable of conducting high tech research off the South West coast
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![<p>Thales Maritime Autonomy Centre</p>]()
University looks to build industry connections at autonomous maritime facility
The University of Plymouth is looking to expand its links with global defence and security company Thales after it opened a new Maritime Autonomy Centre in the city
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![<p>Plymouth University's Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS) team</p>]()
People
University of Plymouth's Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS) people
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![<p>The Mayflower Autonomous Ship (Image: Rachel Nicholls-Lee, Whiskerstay Ltd)
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A Mayflower for a new generation
The Mayflower Autonomous Ship - a partnership between the University of Plymouth, ProMare and MSubs - will begin its journey on 6 September 2020, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim Fathers’ voyage to the new world
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![<p>
<a href="https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/admin/media_assets/29016/edit"></a>An autonomous boat being developed by the School of Engineering
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Researchers quest for autonomous control in 11th World Robotic Sailing Championship
Academics and students in the University of Plymouth’s School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics are going to be taking part in the 11th World Robotic Sailing Championship in Southampton from August 26–30.
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![<p>Plymouth University Autonomous Marine Systems: Completed PhD project: An intelligent, fast-acquisition remote sensing system for locating and measuring burial of subsea power and telecommunication cables<br></p>]()
Books and book chapters
Plymouth Unviersity's Autonomous Marine Systems (AMS): books and book chapters
