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Omnidrome Research and Innovation Centre

Omnidrome Research and Innovation Centre

Welcome to the Omnidrome Research and Innovation Centre at Royal Holloway, University of London.

Omnidrome is a hub for world-leading research, innovation, education and knowledge exchange for air, land, and water-based drones, robotics and autonomous vehicles.

Omnidrome applies Royal Holloway’s research expertise in air, land and water-based drones, and acts as a springboard for engagement with industry partners, local government, non-governmental organisations, and commercial partners.

We aim to bring together a multidisciplinary community of researchers, educators, and technical experts with interests in R&D and application of drone technology in the areas of:

  • Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and information security of autonomous vehicles
  • Drone and sensor technology
  • Scientific monitoring of environmental, ecological, geographical, geological systems and human environments
  • Culture, Arts and Humanities

On this site you can discover more about Omnidrome’s research and infrastructure, and opportunities for participating in training, joining our network of business and industry partnerships, and developing academic research opportunities.
To download the Omnidrome leaflet please click here (PDF format)

 

Latest News

Royal Holloway, University of London, hosted an Omnidrome Network Event on 23 July 2024, bringing together Knowledge Exchange Professionals and Industry Brokers to encourage collaboration in drone technology.

Professor Jürgen Adam, Director of Omnidrome, said:

"We received very positive feedback from our guests representing a wide range of academic research managers, industry brokers and representatives of national business organisation with shared interest in drone technology and robotics.

“Our Network Event brought together a diverse audience that rarely interact in their R&D development activities. For Omnidrome, this event was an outstanding opportunity to build relationships with research managers and knowledge brokers, opening the potential for the development of future strategic research collaborations in the area of drones and robotics.”

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