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Digital and High-Frequency Electronics

Digital and High-Frequency Electronics

Research and development in digital and high-frequency electronics for advanced applications

About the SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics

SDU Digital and High-Frequency Electronics is a newly established section which enriches its core knowledge from cutting-edge research projects while offering up-to-date education to all its students.

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The section researches building digital electronics for advanced applications (autonomous robots, drones, automotive, and IoT) to support their mission of solving major societal challenges (infrastructure inspection and maintenance and healthcare).

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23.04.2026

Drones4Protection Project

Viet Hoang Awarded EnergiFyn Fund 2026

01.01.2026

Welcome Diego Aponte

Diego joins DHFE as a Postdoc, focusing on antenna design and communication systems.

11.12.2025

Professor Emad Ebeid receives Carlsberg Semper Ardens grant for development of self-charging drones

With the 'FreeFly' project, researchers at the University of Southern Denmark aim to streamline powerline inspection by mimicking avian flight. The new grant will elevate the technology from basic research to practical application.

10.12.2025

FreeFly Project

Emad Ebeid Awarded the highly prestigious Carlsberg Semper Ardens Accomplish Grant.

17.09.2025

SDU Showcases Drones4Safety to EU Leadership

SDU Showcases Drones4Safety to EU Leadership

01.09.2025

Assistant Professor: Emanuela Del Dottore

Dr. Emanuela Del Dottore, with a background in Computer Science (University of Pisa) and a Ph.D. in Biorobotics (Scuola Superiore Sant鈥橝nna, Pisa), bridges biology and robotics to design bioinspired control strategies. She has helped establish plant-inspired robotics and growing robots within the Soft Robotics Community and now focuses on computational models for distributed robot control. Her goal is to develop adaptive, compliant, and efficient robotic systems capable of exploring and monitoring complex, unstructured environments.

20.06.2025

TEK Innovation Prize 2025

Emad Samuel Malki Ebeid Honored with TEK Innovation Prize for Breakthrough in Autonomous Selfrecharging Drone Technology

13.06.2025

AIR-REPAIR Project

Nicolaj Malle Awarded Carlsberg Foundation Fellowship for AIR-REPAIR Project

01.03.2025

PhD Student: Dinesh Baniya Kshatri

Dinesh joins SDU as a PhD student, focusing on drone-based autonomous inspection of powerlines using neuromorphic and brain-inspired computing.

19.12.2024

EUDP Robots4Green Project

Emad Ebeid, from the Digital and High Frequency Electronics Section, is leading a new EUDP-funded project titled Robots4Green, which aims to maintain high-voltage power lines using advanced robotic technologies.

31.10.2024

Den Lyse Id茅 2024 Runner-Up Award Fuels Innovation in Self-Recharging Drones

At the Digital Tech Summit in Copenhagen, a team from the University of Southern Denmark was awarded DKK 50,000 for their groundbreaking concept of self-recharging drones tailored for the energy sector.

10.09.2024

Research project aims to eliminate standby energy leakage in household appliances

Assistant Professor Tim McRae received support from EnergiFyn Udviklingsfond to develop ZEELA, aimed at eliminating energy leakage from household appliances in stand-by mode.

02.09.2024

The Digital and High-Frequency Electronics section's team is growing!

Welcome to Anders Schack Madsen as our new PhD student and Thor Kamp Opstrup as a Research Assistant in the DHFE section.

10.05.2024

This genius "vampire drone" is designed to fly forever

The drones feed on electricity from power lines to ensure they can keep flying.

17.04.2024

Drones4Safety project at Transport Research Arena (TRA)

The Drone4Safety adds to the conversation on sustainable and accessible transportation

01.01.2024

Tim McRae - new Assistant Professor in DHFE section

Welcome to Tim, who started as Assistant Professor in the DHFE section on 1 January

12.12.2023

Hamdam Ghanatian Najafabadi - new Assistant Professor in DHFE section

From Aarhus University to University of Southern Denmark

16.11.2023

Congratulations to Nicolaj Malle for successfully defending his Ph.D. thesis!

The HFD section extends heartfelt congratulations to Nicolaj Malle for successfully defending his Ph.D. thesis, titled "Power Line Perception on Aerial Robots for Autonomous Cable Landing and Recharging"! We praise Nicolaj for his outstanding contributions and innovative work in drone perception systems. Well done, Nicolaj!

02.11.2023

Self-flying Inspection Drones Can Save Lives and Billions of Euros. And Soon, They Can Become Reality

In just five years, it may be autonomous, self-charging drones that monitor cracks in bridges, worn out railways, and other inspection tasks on critical infrastructure. The potential is enormous, say the researchers behind the European Drones4Safety project, which has just concluded

14.06.2023

Drones4Safety rocks!

Prof. Emad Samuel Malki Ebeid and Ph.D. student Nicolaj Hasth酶j Malle successfully tested the capabilities of drones in monitoring high voltage powerlines and railways at Aarhus Letbane. This marks a significant achievement in the H2020 Drones4Safety Project.

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Last Updated 26.05.2026