Lab News
Soft but Shape-Locked: A New Perspective on Adaptive Morphology Drones
Multistable composite grids enable new design methods for lightweight reconfigurable multirotor drones
Revolution in biodiversity research: Environmental Robotics Lab and Wilderness International launch pilot project with drones
Drones enable ground-breaking eDNA sampling in previously inaccessible regions
eDNA from tree canopies – New Article published in Environmental Science & Technology
We detected over 152 genetic groups from our drone-based eDNA sampling carried out in the Singaporean Rainforest last year.
Best Paper Award at Ubiquitous Robots 2024
Our paper “User-Centric Payload Design and Usability Testing for Agricultural Sensor Placement and Retrieval Using Off-The-Shelf Micro Aerial Vehicles” has won the Best Paper Award at Ubiquitous Robots 2024.
GreenTech Festival - How Drones map Biodiversity in Peru’s Canopies!
Researchers are using drones to reach the hidden world of the rainforest canopy, collecting samples to identify the species living there. This collaborative project between the Environmental Robotics Lab and NGO Wilderness International will be presented at the GreenTech Festival in Berlin May 16-17.