Browsing by Author "Nielsen, Niels Hygum"
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Camouflage performance of winter uniforms: photosimulations in the visual spectrum
Mikkelsen, Alexander; Selj, Gorm Krogh; Nielsen, Niels Hygum (2023-10-23)Minimizing electro-optical signatures of soldiers against modern sensors is a challenging task, but a task with high importance and benefits for operative soldiers that need to stay undetected. Optimizing camouflage uniforms ... -
LandX20 Experiment Report – experiment for future land warfare capabilities with focus on increased situational awareness and unmanned systems
Mathiassen, Kim; Baksaas, Magnus; Dyrdal Idar; Eikanger, Brage Gerdsønn; Gulbrandsen, Fredrik; Gusland, Daniel; Larsen, Martin Vonheim; Mentzoni, Eilert; Minos-Stensrud, Mathias; Moen, Jonas; Nilssen, Eivind Bergh; Nummedal, Olav Rune; Nygaard, Tønnes; Rolfsjord, Sigmund; Simonsen, Aleksander; Thoresen, Marius; Bakstad, Lorns Harald; Bentsen, Dan Helge; Eggesbø, Christian; Grimstvedt, Eirik Skjelbreid; Haavardsholm, Trym Vegard; Halsør, Marius; Hoelsæter, Øistein; Kolden, David; Krogstad, Thomas Røbekk; Macdonald, Robert Helseth; Nielsen, Niels Hygum; Nonsvik, Guri; Ruud, Else-Line Malene; Seehuus, Rikke Amilde; Wiig, Martin Syre; Østevold, Einar (2022-03-21)LandX20 was a collaborative experiment and demonstration where four research projects from the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) participated. The goal of the experiment was two-fold. The first goal was to ... -
Making the Milrem Themis UGV ready for autonomous operations
Mathiassen, Kim; Baksaas, Magnus; Aas Græe, Sindre; Mentzoni, Eilert André; Nielsen, Niels Hygum (2021-04-12)The usage of Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) in defence application is increasing, and much research effort is put into the field. Also, many defence vehicle producers are developing UGV platforms. However, the autonomy ... -
Path Planning for UGVs Based on Traversability Hybrid A*
Thoresen, Marius; Nielsen, Niels Hygum; Mathiassen, Kim; Pettersen, Kristin Ytterstad (2021-02-01)In this letter, a new method of path planning for unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) on terrain is developed. For UGVs moving on terrain, path traversability and collision avoidance are important factors. If traversability ...