Teacher status: 26 full-time teachers, including 9 professors and 14 associate professors.
Main research directions:The marine unmanned aerial vehicle team is based on the major national strategic needs of unmanned systems participating in land, sea, air and space joint operations. The main research directions include: architecture and intelligent control, acoustic and non-sound environment and target perception, overall design of submersibles, artificial intelligence, and multi-machine collaboration.
Main scientific research results:Since 2000, the team members have won the second prize of National Science and Technology Progress Award, more than 10 provincial and ministerial level scientific and technological progress awards, and published more than 300 academic papers, including more than 60 articles included in SCI, and more than 300 articles included in EI. In addition, over 100 invention patents have been authorized.
Communication and cooperation:On the basis of holding “1st Workshop for Unmanned Marine Vehicle” in January 2015 successfully, the team holds international conferences on “Unmanned Marine Vehicle” every two years to strengthen academic exchanges and cooperation.The team introduced experts actively from foreign marine unmanned aerial vehicles to conduct academic exchanges and held more than 20 lectures in the Expo Guide Forum.The team has established cooperative partnership with the research team of Professor GUO Zhenhua of the Taiwan University, the team of Professor Blidburg, Chairman of AUVAV of America and the team of Professor Eric of the University of Southampton. Meanwhile, they carried out regular academic exchanges and cooperation.
