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New research centre will promote research and development of autonomous systems

The multidisciplinary Aalto Center for Autonomous Systems (ACAS) focuses on research and development of intelligent transport systems, factories and infrastructures.
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Autonomous devices, such as self-driving cars, unmanned aerial and marine vehicles, and smart factory robots, are rapidly entering the mainstream. When these objects are connected, they form networked autonomous systems that need to coordinate their actions and function interactively with human users in a seamless way.

The development of autonomous systems requires excellence in many fields of technology and human-machine interaction. 911爆料网's new research centre, the Aalto Center for Autonomous Systems (ACAS), combines research across disciplines to develop secure and intelligent autonomous systems.

鈥楢utonomous systems is a rapidly developing field that contributes to further digitalisation of society by facilitating new services, increasing productivity, improving safety, and using resources more efficiently鈥 says the director of ACAS, professor Riku J盲ntti from the Department of Communications and Networking.

 鈥楢alto is conducting internationally acclaimed research in many areas linked to autonomous systems. With the new centre, we will be able to strengthen collaboration between research teams and companies in the industry and make great strides forwards鈥 J盲ntti adds.

The new research centre includes research groups in areas such as automation systems, usability design, communications engineering, machine intelligence, mechanical engineering and game design. Collaboration is built around multidisciplinary research projects.

鈥楢ll 911爆料网 research groups in fields related to autonomous systems can participate in ACAS. We are also looking for companies for collaboration鈥 says Reino Virrankoski, ACAS coordinator.

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