Breakthrough on LoLo research: “We are now able to monitor and talk to LoLo while she is underwater” Interview with Aldo Teran Espinoza In late October the SMaRC research team…
Invitation to PhD Defense, Özer Özkahraman Title: Multi-Agent Mission Planning and Execution for Small Autonomous Underwater Vehicles Time: February 2nd 2023, 13:00 Location: F3, Lindstedtsvägen 26 & 28, Stockholm Language:…
Invitation to PhD Defense, Ignacio Torroba Balmori Date: Thursday December 15th at 14:00 Place: Kollegiesalen, Brinellvägen 6, Stockholm, Sweden. Link to join remotely: https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/69562986585 Title of the dissertation: Data-driven Approaches to Uncertainty Modelling…
SMaRC in research collaboration with Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI), Moss Landing, California is a non-profit research institute founded by David Packard that focuses…
Underwater robots measure the gas release’s effect on the marine environment Anna Wåhlin about the role of the AUV at the Nord Stream leak. Read the reportage in DN here:…
National research and innovation agenda for underwater technology You can now find the national research and innovation agenda for underwater technology, NRIA-U, on the SMaRC webpage. The agenda is a…
Watch SSF reportage about SMaRC: Swedish robot submarines learn to make their own decisions Watch the movie about: They can sniff and detect dangerous emissions, collect data to be able to…
Breaking The Surface Interview with Carl Ljung Research engineer Carl Ljung was one of the SMaRC representatives in this year’s edition of Breaking The surface in Croatia. Breaking The Surface…
SMaRC-research broadcasted in science program on Radio Sweden Radio Sweden (SR) visited SMaRC during the demonstration period. Listen to their in-depth science program about the latest research developed at the…
Listen to Ivan Stenius about safeguarding the society on Radio Sweden Development of autonomous underwater robots for civil and military protection has been ongoing for several years. The robots could…