Professor of the University of Klagenfurt Bernhard Rinner took part in 5G Summit R & D Russia
His current research interests are focused on the study of embedded computing systems and sensor networks with robotic systems.
Abstract of the plenary report: Unmanned aerial vehicles, called drones, have a heightened interest in civilian and commercial applications. Drones can automatically move along a given route, as well as carry on-board camera for aerial photography. At the moment, the main directions in the field of research and development relate to unmanned systems of monitoring, surveillance and assistance in case of natural disasters. In this context, large-scale multicopters (drones) are of particular interest because of their simple deployment, high maneuverability and low cost. It is often necessary to deploy a group of unmanned aerial vehicles, rather than a single drone, since several drones can quickly explore areas.
On November 6, Antonio Carluccio, an employee of the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, participated in the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Problems and Perspective Directions of Journalism and Humanities” at the Finance Academy in Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan).
On November 4, Antonio Carluccio, lecturer at the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, gave a lecture at the University of Parma (Italy) on the multinational nature of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian language in the former Soviet Republics.
On November 6, Antonio Carluccio, an employee of the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, participated in the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Problems and Perspective Directions of Journalism and Humanities” at the Finance Academy in Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan).
On November 4, Antonio Carluccio, lecturer at the Department of Russian Language and Teaching Methods, gave a lecture at the University of Parma (Italy) on the multinational nature of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian language in the former Soviet Republics.