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GeezerVison is showing dart.polimi.it — DART Group - Home page Deep-space Astrodynamics Research & Technology GroupLEARN MOREImage Credits: ISS Expedition 2 Crew, Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth, NASA
PROJECTSDiscover the projects in which our group is involved. MILANIA 6U CubeSat visiting the Didymos system with Hera and Juventas. LUMIOLUMIO (Lunar Meteoroid Impacts Observer) is a CubeSat mission to a halo orbit at Earth–Moon L2 that shall observe, quantify, and characterise meteoroid impacts on the Lunar farside. MORE PROJECTSThe DART Group is involved in many other project. Check out the dedicated page to discover all the activities. RESEARCHThe DART team is commited to research in the space engineering field. Our research interests involve autonomous navigation, guidance and control for deep-space CubeSats and satellites. Moreover, we are interested in interplanetary CubeSat missions with partners and institutions. DISCOVER MORETEAMThe group is made up by one Full Professor, three PostDoc researchers, five Research Fellows, eight PhD Students and is enriched by a number of international visiting PhD and external collaborators. DISCOVER MORELatest PublicationsAssessment of State Vector Representations for Convex Low-Thrust Trajectory OptimizationHofmann, Christian, Morelli, Andrea Carlo,Access the publisher's website to read the abstract of this paper.... Autonomous Vision-Based Navigation at Small Bodies Combining Centroiding and Visual OdometryPiccolo, Felice, Pugliatti, Mattia, Mcmahon, Jay W.,Access the publisher's website to read the abstract of this paper.... Contact dynamics investigation towards microgravity experiment for asteroid-related scenariosVaghi, Samuele, Fodde, Iosto, Panicucci, Paolo, Cremasco, Alessia,Access the publisher's website to read the abstract of this paper.... |
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