LCX AUTOS
Engineering Intelligence
for Future Mobility
Designing autonomous flight systems, intelligent safety and mission-oriented engineering platforms.
Engineering systems
Four domains. One connected method.
LCX AUTOS connects platform design, perception, planning, safety and technical communication across future mobility.
autonomous flight
Autonomous Flight
Flight platforms and mission systems for inspection, monitoring and low-altitude operations.
intelligent mobility
Intelligent Mobility
Vehicle-safety and human-state concepts connecting sensing, interpretation and timely support.
rider safety
Rider Safety
Compact safety concepts for lighting, visibility and blind-zone awareness in micro-mobility.
engineering intelligence
Engineering Intelligence
Methods that connect modelling, planning, simulation and structured engineering knowledge.
Selected projects
Systems developed through real engineering work.
Explore platforms, prototypes and design studies across flight, mobility and safety.
Engineering journey
From everyday safety to autonomous missions.
Each project adds a new layer: mechanism, perception, platform, planning and system intelligence.
Research & insights
The methods and ideas behind the systems.
Published research, technical studies and engineering notes form a connected knowledge layer.
A self-powered vibration sensor for real-time vibration monitoring and aeroelastic instability detection in tiltrotor aircraft transition
A published study on a self-powered sensing approach for real-time vibration monitoring and aeroelastic-instability detection during tiltrotor transition.
Technical Report · 2026Multi-constraint mission planning and path optimisation for forest inspection
A MATLAB-based study combining risk-weighted waypoint generation, route sequencing, constrained local planning and trajectory smoothing.
Aerodynamics · 2024Wingtip vortices: where lift leaves a visible trace
An engineering note on pressure difference, induced flow, wake structure and the operational significance of wingtip vortices.
Motorsport · 2020The 2010 Formula One championship: four drivers, one final race
A retrospective analysis of a championship shaped by performance, reliability, strategy and pressure.