L-ORE Lab

Research Infrastructure

The Low-altitude Optimal Robotics and Engineering (L-ORE) Laboratory is a specialized research group led by Dr. Wei Yu, focusing on the algorithmic optimization and engineering implementation of intelligent autonomous systems. The lab features an independently designed 50 m² indoor flight arena integrated with a high-precision motion capture system. The lab maintains nearly 20 heterogeneous UAVs, including programmable Crazyflie 2.1 quadrotors, semi-programmable DJI Tello quadrotors, and professional customized DJI platforms. In addition, several fixed-wing UAVs and multi-rotor platforms are under development. These facilities provide a solid foundation for our ongoing exploration of swarm intelligence and autonomous missions in both indoor and outdoor environments.

The lab's research activities and infrastructure development are conducted with research grants from the Science and Technology Development Fund (FDCT) of Macao and support from the Faculty of Data Science, City University of Macau.

Indoor Flight Arena
Indoor Flight Arena
High-Precision Motion Capture
Experimental Platforms
Experimental Platforms
Heterogeneous UAV Swarms

Members (Open Positions)

Undergraduate Apply
Yongyi ZhengUndergraduate Researcher
Hanwen LiangUndergraduate Researcher
Beichen ZhangUndergraduate Researcher
Yunjie ShiUndergraduate Researcher
Rui NiUndergraduate Researcher
Jiakun LingUndergraduate Researcher
Dong ZhangUndergraduate Researcher
Jingyi LiUndergraduate Researcher
Jinzhi YuUndergraduate Researcher
Yujun Zhao B.Sc. Graduate (2026) Next Step: M.Eng. at City University of Macau
Yunbo Gong B.Sc. Graduate (2026) Next Step: M.Sc. at King's College London
Meiyu Wang B.Sc. Graduate (2026) Next Step: M.Sc. at The University of Sydney
Master Students Apply
Zuopeng LiM.Sc. Student (In Progress)
Ziyi DaiM.Sc. Student (In Progress)
Jiamin JinM.Sc. Student (In Progress)
Zhuoheng GuM.Sc. Student (In Progress)
Ph.D. Students Apply
Opening Ph.D. Student Position Available