Arion Pons
Arion’s research focuses on the intersection between uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs), biomechanics, and fluid-structure interaction. Research topics include the biomechanics of flying insects; the development of biomimetic flapping-wing UAVs; and the design of novel UAV airframes and equipment. Arion did his masters at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, his PhD at the University of Cambridge in the UK, and a postdoc at the Hebrew University in Israel.
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Quaternion Variational Integration for Inertial Maneuvering in a Biomimetic Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Solving the thoracic inverse problem in the fruit fly
Band-type resonance: non-discrete energetically-optimal resonant states
A hull reconstruction-reprojection method for pose estimation of free-flying fruit flies
The self-oscillation paradox in the flight motor of Drosophila melanogaster
Multi-Axis Nose-Pointing-and-Shooting in a Biomimetic Morphing-Wing Aircraft
Pseudospectral continuation for aeroelastic stability analysis
Work-loop analysis for optimising forced nonlinear oscillators
Distinct forms of resonant optimality within insect indirect flight motors
Three-dimensional flight simulation with transient moving-aerofoil models
Nonlinear multiparameter eigenvalue problems in aeroelasticity
Multiparameter Spectral analysis for aeroelastic instability problems
Multiparameter Solution methods for semi-structured aeroelastic flutter problems
Aeroelastic flutter of continuous systems: a generalized Laplace Transform Method
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UAVs in the medical courier system in Västra Götaland