AITL-WING-HITL: Telemanipulation of autonomous drones using DTs of aerial traffic interfaced with WING
Kaya Kuru, Sam Worthington, Darren Ansell, John M. Pinder, Aadithya Sujit, Benjamin J. Watkinson, Keith Vinning , Lee Moore, Chris Gilbert, David Jones and Claire Tinker-Mill
This system is designed to intervene in scenarios, where an autonomous AI agent – the ‘‘new driver’’ – encounters conditions too complex or unorthodox for autonomy alone to handle. The platform incorporates a patented, force-sensitive, precision control device known as the WING – an immersive tool tested with participants using measurable parameters to validate the system’s effectiveness and identify areas for further improvement. The findings indicate that AITL (Autonomy-In-The-Loop) A-UAV agents and HITL (Human-In-The-Loop) Human Telemanipulator (HTM) agents can co- operate to achieve high-performance, synergistic task execution through a socio- cognitive interaction model embedded in the platform...[more]

Development Communication in Sustainable Land Administration Practices in the Federal Capital territory (FCT) Abuja
OkPeke, Philip Ochene; Aransiola, Yusuf ABDullatif; and Professor Prince Michael Ikupolati
This research proposes the exploration of Development Communication strategies as a means to foster sustainable land administration in the FCT. The goal is to facilitate collaboration among various stakeholders, enabling them to contribute to the formulation of policies that prioritize the needs of the community and promote equitable access to land..... [more]

GNSS (SBAS) Constellation - Specific Monthly Analysis Summary: May 2026
Narayan Dhital
This article continues the monthly performance analysis of the GNSS/SBAS constellation. Readers are encouraged to refer to previous issues for foundational discussions and earlier results.. [more]