Recap from International Robotics Week

It was the event we have worked towards since the founding of RoboValley: the International Robotics Week. Last week, we were able to show the whole world what RoboValley has built in the past years a...

26 April 2017, by RoboValley

DroneClash: Delft University of Technology organising first anti-drone race

To incorporate drones in our lives in a good and safe way, we need anti-drone instruments. On 4 December the TU Delft Micro Air Vehicle Lab (MAVLab) will host the first ever anti-drone competition: D...

29 March 2017, by RoboValley

Drone learns to see in zero-gravity

During an experiment performed on board of the International Space Station (ISS) a small drone successfully learned by itself to see distances using only one eye, reported scientists at the 67th Inter...

03 October 2016, by Guido de Croon

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Evolutionary Approaches for Flying Robots, with Guido De Croon

Transcript below.In this episode, Abate De Mey interviews Guido De Croon about Evolutionary Robotics and its use to design behaviors for flying robots....

01 May 2016, by Abate De Mey

AI, deep learning and 3D printing produce ‘The Next Rembrandt’

From the Smithsonian comes news - and a must-see fascinating video - about a painting created using data from more than 168,000 fragments of Rembrandt's work, trained to paint in Rembrandt's signature...

08 April 2016, by Frank Tobe

New insect-inspired vision strategy could hasten development of mini-drones

New research published today in the Journal of Bioinspiration and Biomimetics by the Micro Air Vehicle laboratory of TU Delft shows that an insect-inspired vision strategy can help indoor flying drone...

07 January 2016, by Guido de Croon

Fully autonomous flapping-wing micro air vehicle weighs about as much as 4 sheets of A4 paper

The DelFly Explorer, a flapping wing MAV equipped with a 4-gram stereo vision system that can fly completely by itself in unknown, cluttered environments. © Delft University of Technology. The DelFl...

16 December 2013, by Guido de Croon

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