Advanced Space Concepts Laboratory
LAB OBJECTIVES
"Push the boundaries, redefine the state-of-the-art."
"Conduct research that has the potential for widespread societal impact. "
ABOUT THE LAB
At the ASCLab, we aim to study and propose solutions to various multi-disciplinary challenges posed by futuristic space missions. We study multi-body dynamical systems and design methodologies to revolutionize space mission design, reachability, and feasibility analysis in various domains. We also study sensor-fusion, 3D reconstruction, and learning-based algorithms to enable autonomous guidance and control of Land, Space, and Aerial Robots with a special focus on planetary landers and rovers.
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
ASCLab @ Events
Updates
February 2024: Graduate Student Ickbum Kim to present his work on a novel 3D Point Cloud Denoising algorithm at the 24th AAS GN&C Conference in Breckenridge, CO.
January 2024: Dr. Singh weighs in on the Commerical Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) initiative by NASA.
October 2023: Graduate Student Ickbum Kim will present his poster during the 18th International Symposium on Visual Computing (ISVC) at Lake Tahoe, NV.
August 2023: Graduate Student Kevin Alvarado selected to receive the NASA New York Space Grant (NYSG) Student Fellowship Award - 2024.
August 2023: Dr. Singh to chair the Guidance, Navigation and Control II session at the 2023 AAS/AIAA Astrodynamics Specialist Conference, Big Sky, MT.
March 2023: Dr. Singh named as the new RPI representative to the Universities Space Research Association.
March 2023: Dr. Singh selected to serve as member of the AIAA Astrodynamics Technical Committee.
Contact Us
Address:
J. Erik Jonssson Engineering Center
JEC 2112
110 8th Street
Troy NY 12180
Send all enquiries for research positions to sandes5@rpi.edu.
Include your CV which must elaborate on education, past research/work experience and a list of references.