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==Group 1==
 
==Group 1==
  
What are the main civil applications?
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===What are the main civil applications?===
 
* survaillance
 
* survaillance
 
* broadcasting
 
* broadcasting
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* drone follow me every day
 
* drone follow me every day
  
1.5 UAVs?
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1.5 UAVs:
 
* heterogenous types of devices. car&uav. spider&uav.
 
* heterogenous types of devices. car&uav. spider&uav.
 
* helping steering.  
 
* helping steering.  
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multi UAV?
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multi UAV:
 
* distributed view
 
* distributed view
 
* different views of a site
 
* different views of a site
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* access area which is not accessable otherwise
 
* access area which is not accessable otherwise
  
 
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===Very few existing applications?===
Very few existing applications?
 
 
* survaillance
 
* survaillance
 
* military use
 
* military use
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What are the challenges in deploying an autonomous multi-UAV system in real-world?
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===What are the challenges in deploying an autonomous multi-UAV system in real-world?===
 
* reliability
 
* reliability
 
* system complexity
 
* system complexity
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* reducing size reduces risks on fall outs   
 
* reducing size reduces risks on fall outs   
  
What can the researchers and engineers do to improve public perception on UAVs?
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===What can the researchers and engineers do to improve public perception on UAVs?===
 
* have systems ready when we need them - rescue and help situations.
 
* have systems ready when we need them - rescue and help situations.
 
* PR use good wording, difficulty in communication
 
* PR use good wording, difficulty in communication
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==Group 2==
 
==Group 2==
  
[[Group 2, Day 2]]
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=== Main civil application ===
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* '''Features:''' time critical, large scale, dynamic, 'time-synchronous'-observation application
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* City maps
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* Disaster management
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* Reconnaissance
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* 3D reconstruction
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* Surveillance
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* Search-and-rescue
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* Structural health monitoring
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* Filming with multiple flying cameras and different payload sensors
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* Transportation of medicine
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* Infrastructure setup networks
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=== Existing case studies, application ===
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* Disaster management
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* Drone adventures
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* Matternet
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* Area logistics
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* Google & WWF
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* several EU projects: Arcas - cooperative aerial assembly
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* Global Hawk from NASA to chase tornado
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=== Challenges in deployment in real-world ===
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* Coordinated sensing
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* Coordinated planning
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* Time synchronization
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* Environment conditions
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* Establishing a reliable communication system
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* Business case
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* Substantial amount of autonomy
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* Safety
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* Power management
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* Sense-and-avoid
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=== What can researchers do to improve public perception of UAVs? ===
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* Raise awareness: what are the real benefits of the systems?
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* Naming it differently - not "drone" but "flying robot" (= it is a system serving you)
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* Positive press coverage
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* Public awareness events
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* Applications for society (e.g. Haiti)
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* Ars electronica demonstration
  
 
==Group 3==
 
==Group 3==
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Ashutosh Natraj, Alexander Almer, Christian Briese, Hariom Dhungana, Torsten Andre, Hermann de Meer, Wilfried Elmenreich
  
 
===What are the main non-military applications?===
 
===What are the main non-military applications?===
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* power (management, batteries, efficiency, recharging)
 
* power (management, batteries, efficiency, recharging)
 
* legal issues, licensing
 
* legal issues, licensing
** see [http://www.parlament.gv.at/PAKT/VHG/XXIV/ME/ME_00446/index.shtml Luftfahrtgesetz, Änderung]
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** e.g., [http://www.parlament.gv.at/PAKT/VHG/XXIV/I/I_02299/index.shtml Luftfahrtgesetz Österreich, changed June 2013]
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** [http://bfw.ac.at/050/pdf/FORTNER_2013AAI_RechtlicherRahmen.pdf AAI-UAS WG: Rechtliche Rahmenbedingungen von UAVs]
 
* social acceptance
 
* social acceptance
 
* privacy
 
* privacy
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* publishing - talk about it  
 
* publishing - talk about it  
 
** public awareness for civil UAV applications
 
** public awareness for civil UAV applications
** media coverage on non-horror stories
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** [http://www.nature.com/news/drones-in-science-fly-and-bring-me-data-1.13161 Drones in Science]
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** more media coverage on non-horror stories
 
** school competitions
 
** school competitions
 
* drones in private/civil use
 
* drones in private/civil use
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[[File:google-quadcopter.jpg]]
 
[[File:google-quadcopter.jpg]]
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[[File:google-flyingrobot.jpg]]
  
 
==Group 4==
 
==Group 4==

Latest revision as of 15:52, 10 July 2013

Group 1

What are the main civil applications?

  • survaillance
  • broadcasting
  • inspection
  • agricultural and habitat monitoring
  • documentation
  • incident sites for insurances
  • complement remote sensing
  • drone follow me every day

1.5 UAVs:

  • heterogenous types of devices. car&uav. spider&uav.
  • helping steering.
  • combine indoor and outdoor exploration


multi UAV:

  • distributed view
  • different views of a site
  • weather measurements / weather forecast / local and global view
  • different grid size measurements
  • basic infrastructure distribute device
  • drop devices somewhere
  • cannot be accessed, hazardous environments, leakage of gas.
  • access area which is not accessable otherwise

Very few existing applications?

  • survaillance
  • military use
  • fixed wing photogrametry
  • MULTI UAV: Art installations: ARS electronica (100 UAVs), like a firework, 3D screen
  • parallel operation from sky to earth ( rope from cranes to lift objects)


What are the challenges in deploying an autonomous multi-UAV system in real-world?

  • reliability
  • system complexity
  • flying close, positioning
  • spacial and temporal callibration
  • control via visual inputs only
  • legal issues
  • scalability in reality (large number of devices)
  • how to know the local situation. how can all the others know the situation
  • aerodynamics on small dynamics. playload is the same but devices become smaller
  • reducing size reduces risks on fall outs

What can the researchers and engineers do to improve public perception on UAVs?

  • have systems ready when we need them - rescue and help situations.
  • PR use good wording, difficulty in communication
  • infra-camera used to detact small deers in the gras when harvesting
  • deliver before you communicate
  • address public interests where is need: aid firefighters in wood fires (know wind changes), finding lost mountaineers, traffic survaillance.
  • Arts
  • Multiple views for Movies
  • interactive 3D movies, viewer can choose view point in movie
  • multi-actor within gaming?

Group 2

Main civil application

  • Features: time critical, large scale, dynamic, 'time-synchronous'-observation application
  • City maps
  • Disaster management
  • Reconnaissance
  • 3D reconstruction
  • Surveillance
  • Search-and-rescue
  • Structural health monitoring
  • Filming with multiple flying cameras and different payload sensors
  • Transportation of medicine
  • Infrastructure setup networks


Existing case studies, application

  • Disaster management
  • Drone adventures
  • Matternet
  • Area logistics
  • Google & WWF
  • several EU projects: Arcas - cooperative aerial assembly
  • Global Hawk from NASA to chase tornado


Challenges in deployment in real-world

  • Coordinated sensing
  • Coordinated planning
  • Time synchronization
  • Environment conditions
  • Establishing a reliable communication system
  • Business case
  • Substantial amount of autonomy
  • Safety
  • Power management
  • Sense-and-avoid


What can researchers do to improve public perception of UAVs?

  • Raise awareness: what are the real benefits of the systems?
  • Naming it differently - not "drone" but "flying robot" (= it is a system serving you)
  • Positive press coverage
  • Public awareness events
  • Applications for society (e.g. Haiti)
  • Ars electronica demonstration

Group 3

Ashutosh Natraj, Alexander Almer, Christian Briese, Hariom Dhungana, Torsten Andre, Hermann de Meer, Wilfried Elmenreich

What are the main non-military applications?

  • inspection (e.g., photovoltaic systems, wind turbines, rural areas)
  • search/search and rescue operations
  • mapping (e.g., 3D reconstruction of cities, construction sites)
  • documentation (e.g., archeaological sites, construction work)
  • monitoring (e.g., forest fire, wildlife, animal observation)
  • video and photography
  • surveillance
  • toy business
  • transportation of goods
  • aspects
    • indoor/outdoor
    • single/multi UAVs
    • static/dynamic applications

Existing case studies, applications

What are the challenges in deploying an autonomous multi-UAV system in real-world

What can the researchers and engineers do to improve public perception of UAVs

  • publishing - talk about it
    • public awareness for civil UAV applications
    • Drones in Science
    • more media coverage on non-horror stories
    • school competitions
  • drones in private/civil use
    • toys (high level)
    • household applications (e.g., rooftop inspection)
    • rural area application (sheep counting, sheparding)
  • develop methods which preserve privacy
  • form interest group

Example: Image results from Google for keywords drone, uav, mav, quadcopter:

Google-drone.jpg

Google-uav.jpg

Google-mav.jpg

Google-quadcopter.jpg

Google-flyingrobot.jpg

Group 4