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Engineer awarded $4.5M to develop AI-powered hypersonic guidance and navigation systems

Roberto Furfaro, a University of Arizona professor of systems and industrial engineering, has been awarded $4.5 million to lead the development of improved guidance, navigation and control systems for autonomous vehicles operating at hypersonic speeds.

New UArizona center focuses on safety, sustainability and security in space

Robert Furfaro and Vishnu Reddy at the Biosphere 2 Space Domain Awareness Observatory

Our SSEL Director Roberto Furfaro elected AAS Fellow

Congratulation to 2021 AAS Fellows list

$7.5M effort seeks to prevent lunar traffic jams

Robert Furfaro and Vishnu Reddy standing next to machine

Our SSEL Director Roberto Furfaro elected AIAA Associate Fellow

On Journal of Neurocomputing, a new method of Phyiscs-Informed Neural Networks - Theory of functional connections based is published

Pontryagin Neural Networks for Optimal Intercept Problems have been developed and published on Mathematics

A work on the Image-based Deep Reinforcement Meta-Learning for Autonomous Lunar Landing Published on the Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets

The Visitor Who Never Left: Roberto Furfaro, 2021 da Vinci Fellow

New paper on the Thermal Creep Problem published on the Journal "Physics of Fluids"

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