Queensland COVID-19 research

This page of Queensland’s research related to the COVID-19 pandemic is compiled from information provided by Queensland universities and research institutes.

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• Drone management technology for improved aeromedical response to pandemics and natural disasters August 2020

  Drone delivery services are changing the way we respond to pandemics and disasters. In the COVID-19 pandemic, drones were used to deliver critical medicines and supplies to vulnerable people and isolated communities around the world. This Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship project led by Dr Aaron Mcfadyen from QUT’s School of Electrical Engineering & Robotics will develop drone management technology to scale up drone services and better prepare Queensland communities for future pandemics and natural disasters.

  #Emergency management

  Centre

  Electrical Engineering and Robotics
  Queensland University of Technology

  Contact details

  Dr Aaron McFadyen
  Lecturer
  aaron.mcfadyen@qut.edu.au
  +617 3138 4294

  Collaborations

  Airservices Australia