Dufour Aerospace develops transitioning aircraft that can both vertically take off and land (VTOL) similar to a helicopter, and cruise like a regular fixed-wing aircraft. This project aims to develop tools for automated mission (re-)planning and predictive guidance strategies to execute the missions, both tailored to transitioning aircraft.

To learn more about Dufour Aerospace, visit: https://www.dufour.aero

PX4 is an open source flight control software for drones and other unmanned vehicles. The project provides a flexible set of tools for drone developers to share technologies to create tailored solutions for drone applications. I am an active contributor of the opensource and maintain the simulation component of PX4.

To learn more about the project, visit: https://px4.io/

Snow avalanches kill, on average, 22 people per year in the Swiss Alps alone. This makes them the most deadly natural hazard, responsible for more than one third of all natural hazard fatalities. The AVALMAPPER project aims to use an system for collecting high-resolution avalanche occurrence data over affected regions in the Swiss Alps. This is a collaboration between the Autonomous Systems Lab (ASL) at ETHZurich and SLF.

To learn more about the project, visit: https://avalmapper.ethz.ch/

SNUSAT-1 is a 2U Cubesat developed as part of the QB50 project with 50 other universities. My contribution was in the electrical system of the satellite. I also developed a PCB type magnetic torquer, which is a low power actuator used for controlling the attitude of the satellite. SNUSAT-1 and SNUSAT-1b was launched to orbit on July 2017.