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About AIRmotion Lab
The AIRmotion Lab, led by Prof. Hoang-Vu Phan at the University of Nevada, Reno aims to study and develop the next generation of drones capable of closely mimicking the locomotion of birds and insects, with improved energy efficiency, enhanced environmental adaptability, and robust navigation in cluttered and dynamic spaces. These bio-informed platforms advance both our understanding of natural biomechanics and the design of engineered systems, enabling new applications across diverse fields.
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2026/04: Welcome Shouvik Chatterjee to our lab as a new PhD student starting in Fall 2026! Shouvik is also a recipient of the Graduate Dean’s Merit Scholarship for the 2026–27 academic year. He will be co-supervised between our lab and the Van Breugel Lab. Congratulations, Shouvik! We look forward to working with you!
2026/01: Welcome Tri Phan to our lab as a thesis-based Master's student starting in Spring 2026.
2025/11: The book Insect-inspired Flapping-Wing Robots: Design, Analysis, and Flight is now available on shelves.
2025/10: AIRmotion Lab goes live.
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