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Welcome to Dynamics & Autonomous Mobility Lab

Dynamics & Autonomous Mobility Lab. is a state-of-the-art dynamics based smart mobility research lab for graduate and undergraduate. We emphasize on novel technology related to smart mobility such as conventional vehicle, electric vehicle, flying car and spacecraft based on dynamics, control, deep learning and CFRP composite materials. Lab YouTube (click here to see what we are doing in the lab !!!)

 

Press Day (with Hyundai Motors)

Press Day with Hyundai

In-wheel Motor Driven & Remote Controlled Smart Trailer; LTE Tele-Operation for driving EV platform; AI-based 3D object mapping using camera (Click to view)

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Research Objective (real-implementation of new concept mobility platform in the following scenario)

 

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Design, Control, Embedded and CFRP structure for Autonomous ground mobility (HMC project)

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Leader-folling Control Algorithm for Platooning (HMC project)

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Vision-based autonomous driving (HMC project)

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Vision-based autonomous driving (HMC project)

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Torque Vectoring Control of Smart Trailer (HMC project)

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Tracking control of a ground vehicle-transformable VTOL with rollable CFRP wing (Lyapunov-function / Sliding mode control) (NRF project)

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Fault tolerance control of flying car (Lyapunov-function / Sliding mode control) (NRF project)

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3D Obstacle Clouding and Collision Avoidance Path Planning using Stereo Camera (HMC project)

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Rollable CFRP wing of UAV (HMC project)

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Attitude Control of New Concept Solar Sail for Orbit Rising Demo Mission (NRF project)

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single solar blade (left) and multiblade solar sail (right) under earth orbit mission (NRF project)

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MS and PhD student positions are available for those who are interested in working on design, dynamics & control of autonomous mobility and spacecraft. Please feel free to contact me directly: kangj@inha.ac.kr