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The National Laboratory for Cooperative Technologies
Kooperatív Technológiák Nemzeti Laboratóriuma
Basic data
Field of Operation
Safety and Security
Place of implementation
Budapest
Gödöllő
Győr
Pécs
Szeged
Zalaegerszeg
Description
The National Laboratory for Cooperative Technologies builds and develops dual use innovation capacities and competencies. Its main goal is the physical and content realization of an “innovation space” that plays a key role in the digitization, research and development of industry and the relating dual use industry at both national and regional levels.
Main research areas:

  • Off-road unmanned ground vehicles
  • Drone technology
  • Network centric cooperative automation
  • Bionics, robotics

Benefits to be expected from laboratory research:

  • Implementation of real-time automated operation of off-road vehicles using static maps and dynamic environment sensing, implementation of a working prototype.
  • Methodology for the semi-automatic generation of maps supporting static field autonomy.
  • Network-centric, cooperative automation.
  • Common control system of ground and air autonomous platforms integrated into a cooperative network, with real-time communication, real-time detection and intervention, integration with the C2/C4 systems currently in use via standard interfaces.
  • Implementation of a security application system on a real site.
  • Drone technology.
  • Development of a small drone conforming to military standards with the option of swarm control.
  • Development of a VTOL type drone with a payload of 25 kg, implementation of a working prototype.
  • Scalable battery management system and control electronics applicable to drones.
  • Laser drone defense prototype system.
  • Robotics, bionics.
  • Implementation of a special body sensor product.
  • AR/VR remote manipulation SW.
  • Experimental implementation of exoskeleton models.
  • Smart clothing pilot implementation.
  • Smart clothing data integration SW.
  • Additive manufacturing and material technology.
  • Development of comprehensive metal, polymer 3D printing and composite material technology competence.
  • Application of additive technology in relation to the devices developed in the project.


Consortium leader:

TECHTRA Public Benefit Non-Profit Ltd.


Consortium partners:

  • Automotive Proving Ground Zala Ltd.
  • Budapest University of Technology and Economics
  • CollMot Robotics Ltd.
  • Femtonics Ltd.
  • Hungarian University of Agriculture and Life Sciences
  • HM EI Ltd.
  • Institute of Modernization of the Hungarian Defense Forces
  • National University of Public Service
  • University of Pécs
  • Institute for Computer Science and Control
  • University of Győr
  • University of Szeged


Contact

E-mail:
tihanyi.viktor@vikizrt.hu

Utolsó módosítás: 23 February 2023
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