Research work demonstration
The CubeSats demonstration
This video demonstrates a swarm of leaderless CubeSats successfully capturing a tumbling rocket stage in orbit. The CubeSats operate under a self-organized control algorithm that can scale to accommodate any number of agents within the swarm. Additionally, this flexible algorithm adapts to various shapes and sizes of target objects. The capture of the target object showcases the potential applications of this technology in active debris removal, on-orbit servicing, and on-orbit assembly tasks. It highlights its versatility and importance in maintaining a sustainable space environment as well as showcases innovative developments in space technology
Research work of doctoral student El Ghali ASRI
Doctoral student Ahmad Ibrahim Al Ali was invited by the US Space Force (February 2023) to present his research work at the In-Space Developmental Test (iSDT) National Collaboration Team Meeting of the US.
Doctoral student Bahador Beigomi was invited by the US Space Force (February 2023) to present his research work at the In-Space Developmental Test (iSDT) National Collaboration Team Meeting of the US.
Research work demonstration on computer vision for tracking by UG student Aiden Weatherbee.