Saab-NTU Joint Lab

Air Traffic Management & Digital Control Tower Research

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Underwater Robotics Research

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Artificial Intelligence to Drive the Research for Business Applications

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Workshop @ ISMAR Conference, 17 October 2022

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Call for Papers: Virtual, Augmented & Mixed Reality for Transportation Workshop

Submission: Abstract - 17 August 2022 and Full Paper - 31 August 2022

Notification of Acceptance: 17 August 2022

Camera-ready Submission: 28 September 2022

Workshop Date: 17 October 2022

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Saab-NTU Joint Lab (SNJL) was established in 2018.

It is a partnership of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Saab AB, the top Swedish defence & security technology leader. It undertakes to develop high-end digital technologies for Remote Airport Control Tower and Unmanned Underwater Robotics. The focus of the former is on areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, anomaly detection and unmanned aircraft system camera insertion; while the latter on robot perception (sensing, detection & navigation).

The collaboration is a first of its kind in Asia for Saab AB.

Research Focus

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning for Airport Management & Remote Tower Control

To build an Artificial Intelligence-Human Hybrid Tower Control System that provides Air Traffic Controllers with real-time tactical and strategic advice to optimise air traffic flow, reduce wait times and improve airport efficiency.

Underwater Object Tracking in Challenging Environments

Unmanned underwater vehicles have spatial perception issues in low visibility environments. The major challenges are to identify an object’s exact position in underwater and underwater communications. The solutions sought could unlock the potential of a market estimated at US$7.64 billion by 2025.

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Andy Lam Won The Best Student Paper at ICNS 2021!

Andy's paper on ‘A Decision-Tree based Continuous Learning Framework for Real-Time Prediction of Runway Capacities’. is awarded one of the Best Student Papers at the ICNS 2021 (IEEE Integrated Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance Conference).