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Researching trustworthiness in autonomous systems that evolve in functionality

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Trustworthy Evolving Functionality

Research at the Functionality Node is focusing on evolving functionality of autonomous systems and how it needs to be specified, designed, verified, validated, curated and regulated to ensure it is safe, reliable, resilient, ethical and trustworthy. This is being achieved through a range of research approaches and case studies.

Soft robotics

Swarm Robotics

Unmanned air vehicles (UAVs)

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Ethics

Verification

Specification

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