Transport Systems
Managing air transport through times of uncertainty and change: what’s new?
Dr Thomas Budd2017-10-20T16:31:53+01:0020/10/2017|Tags: air transport, air transport management, aircraft, airport, aviation, common aviation area, eu, monarch, ryanair, united airlines|
As we head towards the end of 2017, the air transport industry can start to look back on another year characterised by change and uncertainty. While some of these problems were undoubtedly self-inflicted, including United ...
The Autonomous Vehicle battle between AI and its application in the real world
Dr Stefano Longo2017-10-02T14:43:35+01:0002/10/2017|Tags: AI, artificial intelligence, automation, Autonomous systems, autonomous vehicles|
Performance artist James Bridle caused a flurry of interest - and delight - with his video clip “Autonomous trap 001”. In the film, a white circle is made on a side road using salt, a full circle on ...
Do you know how green your car is? Why measurement of low-emission vehicles is misleading…
Professor Mark Jolly2017-07-17T14:48:56+01:0017/07/2017|Tags: car, energy rating, green, legislation, manufacturing, sustainable manufacturing|
Why don’t we have energy ratings labels for our cars and other vehicles? We think we already do - via the checks on tailpipe emissions and CO2 that are backed up by Government legislation and ...
Behind closed doors – what really happens in the Accident Investigation Lab?
Cranfield University2021-09-15T16:30:36+01:0026/01/2017|Tags: “Cranfield”, accident investigation, crash lab, facilities, laboratory, transport systems|
On a cold foggy January day about 60 Cranfield staff gathered for three visits to our Accident Investigation Lab. This was part of our new open doors staff tours initiative designed to allow university staff to ...
How drones will change our cities
Cranfield University2021-09-15T12:16:00+01:0004/10/2016|Tags: amazon drone delivery, drone, drones, prime air, uav, uavs, unmanned aerial vehicles|
Amazon’s promise of a 30 minute drone delivery service might look like click-bait PR - but it’s one early sign of significant changes coming in how our everyday world works. For the moment, all the ...
UK ‘should be leading’ on drone safety
Cranfield University2021-09-15T12:15:26+01:0004/10/2016|Tags: air traffic control, airspace, cranfield university, drone safety, drones, transport systems, uavs, unmanned aerial vehicles|
Our air traffic control systems run on the basis of principles which are now 60 years old. It’s no surprise then that the appearance of UAVs in our air space is seen as a serious ...
