AutonomyNM

Autonomy Innovation hub for advanced flight and space systems

Features

High Bay Robotarium Testbed

4000 sq. ft. of indoor flight test space equipped with systems to measure sub-mm position accuracy and sub-degree orientation accuracy.

On-site Assembly Lab

Access to tools such as 3D printers and a variety of air and ground-based autonomous systems.

Collaborative Work Space

Sandia and its collaborators can easily conduct research in shared conference rooms, work spaces, and offices.

Why We Need A Test Bed

AutonomyNM exists to mature early stage research ideas to hardware implementations. This process helps inform and advance future technologies.

Research Highlights

See AutonomyNM in action:

(Link opens in a new tab)GPS-Denied Navigation

(Link opens in a new tab)Multi Agent Systems

(Link opens in a new tab)Reinforcement Learning

(Link opens in a new tab)Robotic Inspection

People

Meet the dedicated team behind AutonomyNM: Anton Sumali, Manager (Left) and Spencer Jensen, Technical Lead (right). Supported by a talented group of collaborators, including a robust intern program, we work together to deliver effective solutions and push the boundaries of autonomous unmanned systems.

Platforms

At AutonomyNM, we unleash the future of aerial innovation with our cutting-edge fleet, ranging from agile nano quadrotors to robust fixed wings and versatile multirotors. We specialize in tackling a wide array of sensing, navigation, guidance, and control challenges across diverse autonomous platforms, relentlessly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the realm of autonomy!

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