The Aerospace Control and Unmanaged Systems Lab (ACUS) started in 2014 at Taean Campus of Hanseo University through Professor DongJin Lee. The laboratory is conducting research on unmanned system automatic flight (guidance, control, navigation) and intelligence (artificial intelligence and machine learning) and is expanding to research on formation flight and collision avoidance. A number of domestic and foreign papers are published every year, and significant research results are produced through projects and competitions. Based on these contents, Ph.D. and Master's graduates are active in government research institutes such as the Korea Aerospace Research Institute, Doosan, major company, and venture company.

The Great Shark, operated by Hanseo University, is an electrical vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) safety-monitoring unmanned aerial vehicle that can perform missions for about two hours at a cruising speed of 22m/s. Using the long-distance flight characteristics of eVTOL, day/night monitoring of the coastal area of Garorim Bay is carried out, and through this, accident prevention and coastal monitoring effects are secured. Thermal imaging gimbal camera is installed to prevent accidents not only during the day but also at night and are used for monitoring and search missions. In addition, a separate MC is installed to automatically target gimbals for locations selected by ground stations, and gimbal images are transmitted in real time through LTE routers to monitor surveillance areas.