Our students presented their posters at today’s Nebraska Summer Research Program Symposium! A few members of the @nimbus_lab even stopped by to check out their presentations. Congratulations to our students!
Grant Phillips is a second-year doctoral student who joined the @nimbus_lab in 2020. Check out his interview with @NSRI_NU about his work with UAV swarms in the lab.
https://t.co/Q5BOZxkPGV
Researchers in our @nimbus_lab are always on the cutting edge of drone development. Check out their recent projects involving drone swarms and see how they can be used for a variety of beneficial purposes across so many fields: https://t.co/Mc1SG8pJJu
Great story on co-director @CjDet and the work he is doing @DroneAmplified. We are proud to see all the progress and impact they have made with this technology that he started in the lab.
Prescribed burning is one of the oldest and most effective ways of preventing extreme wildfires. Nebraska-based company Drone Amplified wants to make it safer, easier and more accessible. https://t.co/SBm2cbr4qa
If you have a background in robotics and a passion for deploying systems in real world environments, consider applying to attend graduate school @UNLComputing@nimbus_lab to work with us. We have currently funded projects with trips scheduled to Alaska and Costa Rica next summer
Wondering what the Nebraska Intelligent MoBile Unmanned Systems Lab (NIMBUS Lab) has been working on over the summer? Check it out here: https://t.co/H47OgK4PYw
Congratulations to our faculty! Brittany Duncan and Mehmet Can Vuran were recognized at the @NebEngineering professorships ceremony last week. Brittany Duncan was named Ross McCollum Associate Professor, and Mehmet Can Vuran was named Dale M. Jensen Professor of Computer Science.
Congratulations to Dr. Adam Plowcha, one of today’s featured #2022Grad. After graduation, Adam will begin as a full-time research engineer at the Nebraska Intelligent MoBile Unmanned Systems Lab @UNLGradStudies@NebEngineering@UNLComputing
Today is international justice day. I’ve been thinking a lot about the future possibilities and problems for IJ. I outline some of these in my book and would add the climate crisis, attacks on hr defenders, and misinformation to the list. The work for justice continues.
The $250,000 project through the National Strategic Research Institute at the University of Nebraska will leverage the lab’s custom-built “mothership” drone, years of experience and desire to take on the challenge of real-world limitations. https://t.co/HWTsA8dMBa
We had a great week with our @NSF REU site students hosting high schoolers from @ncpaunledu! Here is a video of our Lego Spike races to cap off a great week learning the basics of coding and robotics. Thanks to @UNLComputing and @NebEngineering for all the staff support.
Congratulations to software engineering student and NIMBUS Lab undergraduate researcher Evan Palmer! He's been awarded a National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate Fellowship and placed in the top .66% of applicants.
https://t.co/98AkLnLVps
On this very sad day in the Norman weather community, our evening weather balloon launch is dedicated to Nic, Drake and Gavin - OU meteorology students who died in a tragic traffic accident last night.
@UNL_CYAF So thrilled for our colleagues over in CYAF for winning this award. @carrielyn1975, a PoP in CYAF, and possibly the spouse of someone in NIKBUS, is a primary reason for this award! Congrats all!