Researchers at AMOS develop low-cost unmanned aerial vehicles for dangerous operations. In particular operations offshore with ships and helicopters are expensive and dangerous, and UAV systems can  reduce costs and save human lives. (8 November 2013)

NTNU are collaborating with Maritime Robotics on the development of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). (5 October 2013)

We are very pleased to announce that the University of Porto has agreed to collaborate with AMOS. Their Underwater Systems and Technology Laboratory has been designing, building, and operating unmanned underwater, surface and air vehicles for networked operations. (22 August 2013)

AMOS PhD candidate Frederik Stendahl Leira participated in the 2013 Rapid Environment Picture (REP) exercise in Portugal. (June 2013)

Monday 10 June at 10:00 -12:00  in Realfagsbygget, Auditorium R9

The Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures (CeSOS) celebrates 10 years of operations by arranging an international conference followed by a kick-off seminar for the new CoE  - AMOS.

The UAV-Lab at the Department of Engineering Cybernetics has received a grant from the NTNU advanced scientific equipment (AVIT) program at NTNU.

Adresseavisen followed the CoE AMOS team at a cruise on the Trondheim fjord.

Adresseavisen followed the CoE AMOS team at a cruise on the Trondheim fjord.