We Develop Sense-and-Avoid Solutions for
Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)
In this video we see two unmanned aerial systems (UAS) on a collision course. Neither
aircraft sees the other because both aircraft are outside the field of view of the other aircraft.
aircraft sees the other because both aircraft are outside the field of view of the other aircraft.
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About Us
Our Mission is to Develop Sense and Avoid Technologies
for Unmanned Aerial Systems
- We're a small, disabled-Veteran owned company in Reno, Nevada.
- We develop sense-and-avoid solutions for Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) owners, operators and manufacturers.
- Our team has experience in electronic warfare, defense research, satellite command and telemetry, software coding and testing, airspace management and UAS operations.
- Industry Relevance: Within a decade, thousands of commercial Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS-aka drones) will operate in major cities across America. This will create a huge flight safety issue for everything from large commercial aircraft to small UAS. NASA has identified sense and avoid technologies for operations beyond visual line of sight (BVLoS) as a critical research gap. Our vision is to bridge the need for flight safety with NASAʼs emerging UAS Traffic Management (UTM) system. Our collective experience in electronic warfare, defense research, satellite command and telemetry, airspace management and UAS operations positions us as innovators in sense and avoid solutions. What is unique about our solutions is that we address not only our customerʼs need for ADS-B technology but provide a mechanism for safe separation of up to 1024 aircraft.