The autonomy of airborne or ground vehicles (drones, robots, cars...) requires the application of a wide range of skills to deal with problems of perception, localization, trajectory planning... The safety and security of autonomous systems are also essential for passengers and the surrounding environment. Model-based techniques are currently being complemented by data-driven approaches to improve the ability of autonomous vehicles to evolve in partially unknown environments. However, these techniques also raise a number of new challenges for ensuring the safety and security of these systems. The SAUTOS thematic school provides an overview of the techniques used in autonomous vehicles, with a particular focus on safety issues.

During the poster and flash talk sessions, you will have the opportunity to share your recent research results and open issues. Thursday afternoon is a session geared towards Masters students, with a lecture, poster session and internship meeting.

Registration is required before October 2!

• Master's students: free (only coffee breaks included)
• Doctoral students: the registration fee is €100 for the week (lunches, coffee breaks and social activities included).