
AI as a key technology in shared airspace
AI algorithms play a key role in the safe operation of unmanned aerial systems, the coordination of swarms and interaction with humans, particularly when it comes to integration into the airspace shared with manned aircraft.
They are used for sensor signal processing for the perception of airspace and obstacles, but also for the autonomous planning of trajectories and decision-making for safe and efficient flight guidance.
Thanks to the increased computing power, these AI algorithms can be executed directly on board the flight systems in order to react to data during the flight. In addition, AI algorithms enable faster and more robust development of increasingly complex flight systems. The focus here is on the reduction of design iterations through "generative designs" and the important verification of the performance of AI algorithms, which is essential in Aeronautical Engineering.
Ongoing research projects
Professors in Unmanned Flying
Prof. Dr. techn. Gerhard Elsbacher
Head of TTZ Unmanned Aerial Systems | Cluster Speaker Unmanned Flying | Research Professor
Team
Konstantin Bake
Research Assistant
Dominik Mattern
Research Assistant
Emre Tsaliskan
Research Assistant
Julian Thomas
Research Assistant
Surya Kiran Vijaya Kumar
Research Assistant
Edwin Deisling
Research Assistant
Max Klemens
Research Assistant
Louis Debes
Research Assistant




