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grid, which our faculty is helping to make completely sustainable and future-proof. At the same time, we are developing the chips and sensors of the future, whilst also setting the foundations
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conventional, frame-based sensors in comparison to event-based sensors, which are more commonly associated with neuromorphic computing. This work will support mission design decisions regarding the suitability
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for ground/space segment threat collection via existing and novel interfaces, including multi-source sensor intelligence collection, fusion and dissemination. 5) Applied forensics for space missions
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: autonomous and fault-tolerant systems (including health monitoring systems), advanced guidance, control, estimation and optimisation techniques and tools, and the technology development of GNC sensors with a
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that will provide high-level requests to be executed. The autonomy concepts must consider the availability of different types of sensors (optical, lidar, inertial measurement unit, etc.), the criticality