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Re: Robotic Helicopters

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From: Ronald Arkin
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 11:50
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In article <1ad5gbINNjh1@mensa.usc.edu> lewis@mensa.usc.edu (tony lewis) writes:
>
>Does anyone have references to (pointers to article, names, phone #)
>of anyone working on the problem of control of autonomous helicopers
>or flying vehicles in general. I understand that there has been some
>work at Purdue and also in Japan but I have been unable to locate
>any references. 
>
>-Tony Lewis
>lewis@mensa.usc.edu



There are two articles in the most recent issue of Applied Intelligence
(Vol. 2, No. 3, Sept, 1992, about the research at Georgia Tech and
UT-Arlington. These were based on the entries for the first AUVS
compeition for unmanned aerial vehicles. This competition is held
annually every summer at Georgia TEch, sponsored by the Association for
Unmanned Vehicle Systems and offers a $10,000 prize. Contact
Bob Michelson (rmichels@gtri01.gatech.edu), not me, for more
info on the upcoming 1993 event.

- Ron
Ronald C. Arkin
College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0280
Phone: (404)-894-8209            Fax: (404)-853-9378
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