Drone manufacturer DJI has recorded more than 1,000 people rescued by drones globally, illustrating the role of drone technology in search and rescue missions: to
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Category: UAS traffic management news
Droniq cooperates with jetvision to ‘extend the visibility of air traffic’ in very low-level airspace
German Uncrewed Traffic Management (UTM) company Droniq has signed a cooperation agreement with jetvision aimed at “extending the visibility of air traffic in very low-level
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Cambridge Pixel and Vizgard demonstrate vision-based BVLOS drone detection capabilities
A 9-month project funded by a DASA Security Rapid Impact Open Call, with support from two UK police departments, explored the use of vision-based 360°
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ICAO online webinar to address ‘multi-level governance of urban air mobility’ on 24 August
ICAO is hosting an online webinar entitled ‘Multi-level governance of urban air mobility (UAM)’ on 24 August 2023, at 0900 EDT. The objective of this
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Kazakhstan becomes 66th member of JARUS, first central Asian country to join
The Joint Authorities for Rule Making on Unmanned Systems (JARUS) has officially accepted the Kazakhstan Aviation Administration (AAK) as its 66th member. The addition of
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UK Space Agency provides GBP20m to fund aerial connectivity and telecommunications projects
The UK Space Agency is providing GBP20 million to support the development of future telecommunications technologies and aerial connectivity projects, which would be used onboard
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Almaz-Antey, ATM Group “to provide digital platform for drone access to airspace in Russia”
Russia’s Kommersant new agency reports that “access of drones to a single airspace from September will be provided by the flight plan submission system (SPPI), created by
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Initial results from European U-space demonstrations 2020-2022 summarised in SESAR brochure
SESAR Joint Undertaking has summarised initial results from SESAR U-space demonstrations 2020-2022 in a brochure listing tests and trialed solutions at close to 70 locations
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Embry Riddle study highlights risk of collision between crewed and uncrewed aircraft
An Embry Riddle study published in the SAE International Journal of Aerospace, entitled ‘Three Case Studies on Small Uncrewed Aerial Systems Near Midair Collisions with
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Low Earth orbit ‘at risk of experiencing multiple collisions’ as satellite numbers increase
An article published by Interesting Engineering warns of increased risk in collisions as a result of rising numbers of satellites operating in low Earth orbit.
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