Our competition record.
Our results from RobotX, SUAS and VRX.
SUAS 2025
- Mission demonstration
- 16th placeAAV campaign record
AAV's first dedicated aerial campaign took UAV 2.0 to Maryland. The aircraft brought mission planning, perception, mapping and payload delivery into one platform. The campaign informed the next UAV design for RobotX 2026.
RobotX 2024
- Autonomy Challenge
- 5th place · USD 4,000RoboNation final standings and award certificate
- Website
- 4th placeAAV team record
- Technical Design Report
- 5th placeAAV team record
- Presentation
- 5th placeAAV team record
The first RobotX campaign under the AAV name paired USV 1.0 with UAV 1.0. It brought together vehicle integration, international shipping, on-site repairs and coordinated operations, providing experience for the 2026 rebuild.
VRX 2022
- Overall
- 3rd place · USD 1,000RoboNation final standings and award certificate
- Video production value
- Best overallRoboNation special recognition
- Phase 2 to Phase 3 improvement
- Joint 3rd placeRoboNation special recognition
- Community contributions
- Documentation contributionsRoboNation special recognition
- RoboBoat 2023 registration
- Fee waiverAwarded to all Phase 3 teams
SINGABOAT-VRX, an NTU predecessor project, developed maritime autonomy in Gazebo for the 2022 virtual competition. This record predates the AAV name. Its simulation work forms part of the team's engineering lineage.
Building toward RobotX 2026.
USV 2.0, UAV 3.0 and UUV 1.0 are being developed for a three-domain maritime fleet. Follow the mission requirements and dated evidence as the campaign progresses.
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