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In future, aerial robots or unmanned flight systems will be deployed in a variety of automatable air-based observation missions, particularly relating to the fields of the environment and security. Under the go!CART project, the forward-looking subject of aerial robotics is being initiated as a cluster of excellence entitled CART (competitive aerial robot technologies) in the State of Bremen, including players from outside Bremen, with a view to developing the necessary technologies and processes for the economic and safe operation of such systems.
The go!CART project is concentrating on aerial robots with a maximum launch weight of 50 kg, since these systems are especially attractive for future users due to their more favourable cost-performance ratios and their short cycles of innovation.
In future, aerial robots or unmanned flight systems will be deployed in a variety of automatable air-based observation missions, particularly relating to the fields of the environment and security. Under the go!CART project, the forward-looking subject of aerial robotics is being initiated as a cluster of excellence entitled CART (competitive aerial robot technologies) in the State of Bremen, including players from outside Bremen, with a view to developing the necessary technologies and processes for the economic and safe operation of such systems. The go!CART project is concentrating on aerial robots with a maximum launch weight of 50 kg, since these systems are especially attractive for future users due to their more favourable cost-performance ratios and their short cycles of innovation.
Follow the link to see the slideshow: Diashow der Hannover Messe 2009 (swf, 2.3 MB)
Click on this Link to view a film about: go!Cart 2009 (wmv, 7.3 MB)
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| Area of impact: | Place of implementation | Total project volume (ERDF Programme): | of which public-sector funding: | of which ERDF funding: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| State of Bremen | City of Bremen | 2.397.000€ | 2.397.000€ | 1.198.500€ |
This project focus on innovation an is supported by our heroine Felicia