The INS team
The INS team
Employees from all areas of the INS
Safe navigation of UAVs
Safe navigation of UAVs
We develop and test navigation solutions for future transport solutions
Implementing what has been learned in small groups, we try out the technology with our students in realistic scenarios
Implementing what has been learned in small groups, we try out the technology with our students in realistic scenarios
High-precision real-time positioning Positions accurate to the millimeter in real time and safe and reliable? We are researching it and demonstrating our solution approaches in practical tests.
High-precision real-time positioning Positions accurate to the millimeter in real time and safe and reliable? We are researching it and demonstrating our solution approaches in practical tests.
picture of the doctoral students at the Ihingener Hof testing the real-time measurements
We research and develop innovative hardware and software navigation solutions for autonomous vehicles
We research and develop innovative hardware and software navigation solutions for autonomous vehicles
We are researching the further development of long-range airspace surveillance systems that work independently of radar.
We are researching the further development of long-range airspace surveillance systems that work independently of radar.
Research and Development
Research and Development
Circuit board with various navigation chips

INS, Institute of Navigation at the University of Stuttgart

The Institute of Navigation (INS) at the University of Stuttgart is involved in the development and testing of navigation solutions and the corresponding mathematical foundations. Some examples are

  • Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)
  • Integrated Navigation
  • Parameter Estimation in Dynamic Systems
  • Software Defined Radio and Parallel Computing

Related topics are taught in undergraduate and graduate courses and deal with theoretical aspects as well as practical examples.

 

Team

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  • 4/19/24

Institute

The Institute of Navigation (INS) at the University of Stuttgart is involved in the development and …

Teaching

Information about GEOENGINE: Lectures and Thesis

Research

The INS is currently focusing on four fields of research which are grouped around the topics of …

Contact

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Thomas Hobiger

Prof. Dr. techn.

Director

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