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Mac Schwager

Associate Professor of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Stanford University | HAI Faculty Affiliate, Stanford HAI

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Mac Schwager studies distributed algorithms for control, estimation, and learning in groups of autonomous aircraft, autonomous cars, and robots. Here are a few of his current and past research topics:

- Distributed control for the deployment of aerial camera networks

- Agile control of quadrotor swarms

- Monitoring and controlling environmental phenomena with aerial robots

- Cooperative manipulation with teams of mobile manipulators

- Trustworthiness, deception, and adversaries in multi-robot systems

- Human-swarm interfaces

- Autonomous drone racing

You can read about these topics in more detail by visiting the website of his lab, the Multi-robot Systems Lab (MSL), or by reading some of his papers.

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