Tag: drone

  Dylan Stewart recently presented as a guest speaker for Stevenson Elementary School’s “Engineering Week”.  During his presentation, Dylan showed a class of Russellville, KY first graders how he flies drones to “help farmers find healthy and dead plants”.  Additionally, Dylan fielded a variety of questions about a “day in the life” of a PhD […]

Understanding and managing forests is crucial to understanding and potentially mitigating the effects of climate change, invasive species, and shifting land use on natural systems and human society. However, collecting data on individual trees in the field is expensive and time consuming, which limits the scales at which this crucial data is collected. Remotely sensed […]

The Machine Learning and Sensing Lab was recently featured by UF ECE!  Their article featured the lab’s collaboration with agricultural researchers at the UF Beef Research Unit.  Check out what our labmate, Dylan Stewart, is working on in the full story, here.

The Machine Learning and Sensing Lab is excited to welcome our newest lab member, John True! John is currently a senior at the University of Florida majoring in Materials Science and Engineering (with focus on semiconductors). Additionally, he is FAA UAS 14 CFR Part 107 certified, which means he can fly drones!  John will be […]