The Autonomous Technology Collection

Traditional inspection methods fall short in planes made from fiber-reinforced polymers. A new method using wave propagation may find subsurface damage.

The demand for short flights is there, but rejuvenating the sector relies on green power systems and advanced controls.

The conflict in Ukraine has showcased the growing capability of uncrewed aerial systems. Military analysts now look to apply the lessons of this war to future battles—large and small.

To better study wildlife, engineers are fitting drones to taxidermy birds that use their wings to fly.

Generative artificial intelligence tools can provide value throughout the operations of engineering firms, including for design.

Kodiak Robotics is one startup developing autonomous driving systems for long-haul trucking. Their chief technology officer talks about developing the system.

Drone improvements include advances in autonomous flight, composite materials, next-generation batteries, extended flight times, and payload capacities.

A variety of robots are starting to work the fields, using AI, sensors. Lasers and more to weed, remove pests, plant, and harvest.

Originally from Mexico, Ivana is a Ph.D. student at Stevens Institute of Technology. She shares her perspective on how the unique problem-solving skills of women engineers benefit and contribute to the field.