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DRONE SENSING FOR SEARCH AND RESCUE IN THE WILD

Search and rescue operations in challenging environments demand efficient and robust technologies for detecting vital signs of individuals. Drone sensing system can enable a fast response, searching and monitoring individuals using remote sensing capabilities, and providing valuable information for advanced emergency management. Our solution is to propose a novel remote vital sign detection drone system using mmWave radar technology. By leveraging the unique capabilities of mmWave radar, our drone system aims to provide accurate and resilient vital sign information especially in adverse conditions, such as low visibility or cluttered wild environments. The proposed methodology also demonstrates promising results in simulated search and rescue scenarios, indicating its potential for real-world deployment.

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Lead Researcher

Prof. Tao Gu

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About Us

The Macquarie Drone Lab is an interdisciplinary research group with leading-edge autonomous drone systems and applications. Currently based at Macquarie University Sydney, our team consists of diverse researchers and students with the determination to advance the capabilities of novel drone applications and flight control systems.

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