collaborators

13 papers

cs.RO2026

Robust Sliding Mode and Admittance Control of Underactuated Aerial Manipulators for Contact-Based Inspection

Tareq Aziz Alqutami, Yvan Petillot, Matthew W. Dunnigan +1

Contact-based industrial inspection requires aerial platforms to maintain stable interaction while rejecting disturbances. Underactuated aerial manipulators present control challen…

cs.RO2026

A Collaborative Reasoning Framework for Anomaly Diagnostics in Underwater Robotics

Markus Buchholz, Niamh Ellis, Rahaf Abu Hara +2

The safe deployment of autonomous systems in safety-critical settings requires a paradigm that combines human expertise with AI-driven analysis, especially when anomalies are unfor…

cs.CV2026

BALTIC: A Benchmark and Cross-Domain Strategy for 3D Reconstruction Across Air and Underwater Domains Under Varying Illumination

Michele Grimaldi, David Nakath, Oscar Pizarro +3

Robust 3D reconstruction across varying environmental conditions remains a critical challenge for robotic perception, particularly when transitioning between air and water. To addr…

cs.RO2026

InsSo3D: Inertial Navigation System and 3D Sonar SLAM for turbid environment inspection

Simon Archieri, Ahmet Cinar, Shu Pan +4

This paper presents InsSo3D, an accurate and efficient method for large-scale 3D Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM) using a 3D Sonar and an Inertial Navigation System (IN…

cs.RO2026

VISO: Robust Underwater Visual-Inertial-Sonar SLAM with Photometric Rendering for Dense 3D Reconstruction

Shu Pan, Simon Archieri, Ahmet Cinar +3

Visual challenges in underwater environments significantly hinder the accuracy of vision-based localisation and the high-fidelity dense reconstruction. In this paper, we propose VI…

cs.RO2026

Towards reliable subsea object recovery: a simulation study of an auv with a suction-actuated end effector

Michele Grimaldi, Yosaku Maeda, Hitoshi Kakami +3

Autonomous object recovery in the hadal zone is challenging due to extreme hydrostatic pressure, limited visibility and currents, and the need for precise manipulation at full ocea…