NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Dynamics and Controls (530)
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Murillo, Oscar↗
Engineering topics
Jacobson, Steve
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Dynamics and Control Work at NASA Armstrong
This presentation is a high level overview of Autonomy and Flexible Structures, like X-56 work being done by the Controls Branch.
Dynamics↗
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center Dynamics and Controls Branch
NASA Armstrong continues its legacy of exciting work in the area of Dynamics and Control of advanced vehicle concepts. This presentation describes Armstrongs research in control of flexible structures, peak seeking control and adaptive control in the Spring of 2015.
flight controls↗
NASA Dryden Status
NASA Dryden has been engaged in exciting work that will enable lighter weight and more fuel efficient vehicles through advanced control and dynamics technologies. The main areas of emphasis are Enabling Light-weight Flexible Structures, real time control surface optimization for fuel efficiency and autonomous formation flight. This presentation provides a description of the current and upcoming work in these areas. Additionally, status is provided Dryden's work on HTV-2.
Jacobson, Steve↗
Networked Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Teams (NUAVT)
A partnership between the NASA Ames Research Center and the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center (DFRC) explored the ability of small unmanned aircraft to support forest fire fighting using teaming behavior. The Networked UAV Teams project flight tested mission planning algorithms for multi-UAV cooperative transit, area search, and waypoint time-of-arrival that might someday allow the early detection of developing forest fires and support the gathering of images and atmospheric samples to help improve predictions of the future behavior of established fires.
Ryan, Jack↗