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Severe Storms Research Center Works to Improve Tornado Warning Time

Four researchers are part of the Georgia Tech Research Institute’s (GTRI) Severe Storms Research Center (SSRC), and for them, a day without clouds is a day without new information on how deadly tornadoes and severe thunderstorms develop and move across the Peach State.
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Human Factors Research Helps Accelerate Mission Planning

The key to a successful flight mission is planning – sometimes several hours of it. Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) specialists in human factors and human-computer interfaces are working with the U.S. Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) PMA-281, Strike Planning and Execution Systems in Patuxent River,

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AGOW celebrates 10 years, looks to future

...As the 93d Air Ground Operations Wing (AGOW) Spartans celebrate their 10th anniversary, they usher in changes within their organization that will not only focus on being trained and ready today, but simultaneously prepare them for the evolving threats of the future....AGOW Battlefield Airmen recently partnered with the Air Force Research Lab and Georgia Tech Research Institute to jumpstart the push of innovation down to the warfighter.

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The Next Frontier in Mechanical Engineering: Drones work together to save wounded soldiers

Jonathan Rogers and his team are working on a funded project with the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) to test multiple vertical lift robots that connect up to deliver supplies. The robots are programed to take into account flexible logistics by connecting to the object (payload) and determining its weight and size and how to move it in a stable way. The small robots work together as a team, known as multi agent control.

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