Publish Date: 22 September 2015 - 22:42

AACHEN, Sep. 22 (MNA) – An Iranian robotic team from Amirkabir Robotics Center (ARC) has finished runner-up at the International Micro Air Vehicles Conference and Flight Competition (IMAV) in Aachen, Germany.

The Iranian robotic team from Amirkabir Robotics Center (ARC) managed to finish second after Germany’s AKAMAV in this year’s edition of the IMAV competitions held in Aachen. Tu Delft from the Netherlands claimed the third place at the competitions.

Seventeen teams from Germany, the Netherlands, France, China, Singapore, Brazil, India and Iran participated in the competitions. Iran took part in the IMAV 2015 with four teams, with ARC winning the second place.

The Iranian team comprised Farzad Ahmadinejad, Masoud Heidari and Shirin Reihanian-Mashhadi.

This year‘s International Micro Air Vehicles Conference and Flight Competition (IMAV) was organized by the Institute of Flight System Dynamics of the RWTH Aachen University and the German Institute of Navigation. It took place in Aachen, Germany from September 15-18.

The IMAV is a yearly event that combines a diversified scientific conference with a technological competition involving Micro Air Vehicles (MAVs). Such a combination allows research groups from all over the world to share their knowledge, and stimulates them to focus on research that can be used in real life scenarios.

The 2015 competition consisted of both an outdoor and an indoor part, with a focus on surveillance, recognition, logisitics, precise maneuvering in combination with endurance.

 

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