About this role
- Circular and industrial construction - - Efficient drug development - - - Accurate geo-location with nanosatellites - PERSEUS wind turbine radar interference assessment tool - Integrated combat capabilities - - Safe and efficient mobility - Semicon and quantum - Scienstist Innovator Collaborative Mission Autonomy Uren per week: 32-40 hours/week Scienstist Innovator Collaborative Mission Autonomy Make your mark on our time in mission autonomy? Come join TNO and become a Scientist innovator Collaborative Mission Autonomy in The Hague! The world of autonomous systems is evolving at a rapid pace. This technological progress is transforming not only the systems themselves, but also the way civilian and military operations are designed and conducted. We are witnessing a growing deployment of advanced autonomous platforms that are capable of collaborating with one another and carrying out complex tasks in a coordinated manner. Examples include cooperating airborne and maritime platforms that can operate fully autonomously in defence missions. These developments create new opportunities for more effective operations, faster decision-making, and enhanced situational awareness across a wide range of operational domains. Within TNO's Collaborative Autonomous Systems (CAS) department in The Hague, we develop innovative concepts, algorithms, and software for the reliable, optimal, robust, and effective deployment of heterogeneous teams of collaborating autonomous systems in complex operational environments. With a multidisciplinary team of more than thirty scientists and engineers, CAS combines research with practical, operationally relevant solutions, taking innovations from concept and prototype through to fully operational systems. These systems are used, for example, in reconnaissance missions, surveillance operations, and logistical support, where environmental awareness, reliable navigation (including in GPS-denied or GP...