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- Qualifications:PhD in Aerospace Engineering - Flight Dynamics and Control
- Position:Flight Dynamics and Control
- Department:College of Arts, Technology and Environment
- Telephone:+441173283398
- Email:Davood.AsadiHendoustani@uwe.ac.uk
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About me
Davood is engaged in aerospace engineering research at UWE Bristol, with a focus on flight dynamics and control systems. His expertise lies in flight dynamics, control, and aerial robotics, with a strong focus on autonomous flight, fault-tolerant control, and AI-driven aerial systems. At his academic posts in Turkey, he founded and led the Intelligent Flight Systems Lab. He has directed and contributed to several national and international funded projects on fault detection, autonomous landing, morphing aircraft, hybrid electric multirotor, and aerial swarm intelligence. His research outputs include publications in leading journals such as AIAA Journal, IEEE Transactions, control engineering practice, aerospace science and technology. Davood is the holder of UK global talent visa and recognized in the Top 2% of Scientists worldwide (Stanford University & Elsevier, 2023 and 2024), Dr. Asadi also brings industry experience as CEO of INOVA TECHS, developing flight simulators for training. His work bridges academic research and industrial application.
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Davood’s research focuses on intelligent aerial systems, with particular emphasis on: Autonomous systems – Navigation, Flight planning, and Control Fault detection and fault-tolerant control of multirotor and fixed-wing UAVs Vision-based and sensor-driven autonomous landing in constrained environments Cooperative swarms for search, rescue, and environmental monitoring Morphing aircraft and aeroelastic control for performance enhancement Machine learning and deep learning applications in aerial robotics Path planning, trajectory generation, and emergency flight management Simulation and hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) validation using Pixhawk, ROS, and custom-built testbeds.
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