The number of drones in our airspace is rising rapidly, which is why it is important that drones are properly registered, identified and tracked. In this light, European partners will visit TU Delft Campus on 2 July to test a new system designed to ensure that drone air traffic can safely participate within the total air traffic network.

Lunar Zebro, the student project from Delft University of Technology that is planning to send a robot to the moon, has teamed up with the startup company ARCEON-Novel Elements. The collaboration will focus on enhancing the Lunar Zebro’s design and performance by engineering and manufacturing advanced ceramic matrix composite (CMC) parts for the mission.

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Exciting news from the RoboValley based startup PATS Indoor Drone Solutions! PATS will start testing their small autonomous drones to keep crops insect free during a pilot at the World Horti Center.

Scientists from Delft University of Technology have created the world’s smallest autonomous racing drone. The main innovation is the design of robust, yet extremely efficient algorithms for motion prediction and computer vision.

The Hannover Messe, one of the largest industrial fairs in the world, took place from 1 to 5 April in Germany. Companies from RoboValley were well represented. A photo report.

Professor David Abbink: how will symbiotic interaction translate into the effective impact of robotics on society, one of the more serious concerns of our time?

In this second edition of the world’s first counter-drone competition, nine international teams deployed drones of their own design.

RobotUnion, the pan-European acceleration programme related to the robotics industry, has launched its second call with €4 million public funding for startups and SMEs. Through this call, RobotUnion will continue the acceleration journey with other 20 startups that will develop projects in the field of robotics linked to agri-food, healthcare, civil engineering and manufacturing.

A new robotics field lab opens its doors on the TU Delft Campus: SAM|XL. Manufacturers of lightweight construction can use the collaborative research centre for automating the production of aircraft wings, ships and wind turbines.

ATMOS UAV is an industrial drone manufacturer based in RoboValley. The company’s flagship, Marlyn (a full PPK-enabled VTOL drone), is a “Go-Anywhere” mapping solution built to empower professionals to maximize their surveying capacity.