Fifth Master Trainer Program

Focused on Computer Vision and Motion Planning for UAVs

Master Trainer Program on Allied UAS Technologies

  • Dates: 27th - 31st October 2025
  • Venue: Saranga Hall 119, Nilgiri Building, IIIT Hyderabad Campus, Gachibowli, Hyderabad
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About the Program

IIIT Hyderabad is identified as one of the Resource Centers (RC) for the MeitY approved project entitled “Capacity building for human resource development in Unmanned Aircraft System (Drone and related Technology)”.

As a part of this project, IIIT Hyderabad is organizing the Fifth Master Trainer Program (MTP) for the Technology Specific Work Theme “Allied UAS Technologies” for five days from 27th - 31st October 2025.

The program includes theory and hands-on sessions on:

  • Computer Vision
  • Sensor-based UAV Navigation
  • Motion Planning and Control
  • UAV Sensor Integration (Camera, LIDAR, IMU, etc.)

Key Highlights:

  • Expert-led sessions by IIIT-H faculty and researchers
  • Hands-on tutorials with UAV sensor systems
  • Focus on real-world UAV applications

Program Topics

Computer Vision

Image processing, object detection, and visual navigation for UAVs

Sensor-based Navigation

Using cameras, LIDAR, IMU, and other sensors for UAV navigation

Motion Planning

Path planning and obstacle avoidance algorithms for autonomous flight

Control Systems

UAV flight control and stabilization techniques


Speakers

Aakash Maniar Aakash Maniar

Antony Thomas Antony Thomas

Harikumar K Harikumar K

Madhava Krishna K Madhava Krishna K

Munjaal Munjaal

Ravi Kiran S Ravi Kiran S

Shikhar Saxena Shikhar Saxena

Spandan Roy Spandan Roy

Vishnu Sreekumar Vishnu Sreekumar

Tejas Bodas Tejas Bodas

Vinod PK Vinod PK


Registration

Registration Fees (to be paid at the venue on 27/10/2025):

  • Students: Rs. 2,000
  • Faculty: Rs. 5,000
  • Industry Participants: Rs. 8,000

Includes lunch, tea break refreshments, welcome kit, and participation certificate.

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Organized by Robotics Research Center, IIIT Hyderabad

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