Research Focus
The AERIS Lab develops theory, algorithms, and systems for autonomous vehicles operating in complex, resource-constrained environments. Our work spans real-time cyber-physical systems, multi-agent coordination, cooperative control, and field robotics—with emphasis on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for defense, agriculture, and environmental monitoring.
Active Projects
CAREER
Developing the analytical, computing, and tool foundations for autonomous vehicles that dynamically assess and adjust performance and resource allocation in real time.
ARCTIC
Advancing heterogeneous multi-robot systems for environmental monitoring of beaver-driven ecosystem change in Arctic tundra.
Carbon
Developing UAS-based cyber-physical systems for automated monitoring, reporting, and verification of soil carbon content, water content, and atmospheric conditions in agricultural settings.
News
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2026-03-25
AERIS Lab website launched -
2026-03-01
Hiring: Research Engineer position openWe are hiring a research engineer to support autonomous systems research. See the job posting for details.