Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Reliable Robotics Receives Contract to Advance Detect and Avoid Technology

Related stories

Duda Launches AI Tool to Revolutionize Content Collection

Leading website builder for agencies, Duda, launches an innovative...

Beghou Names AI Leader Pradeepta Mishra as VP, AI Innovation

Pradeepta Mishra’s deep technical expertise and leadership to help...

NowVertical Launches DataCatalyst on Microsoft Azure Marketplace

NowVertical Group Inc., a leading data and AI solutions...

Russ Johannesson Named CEO of Caregentic to Drive Growth

Strategic leadership appointment positions Caregentic to lead next wave...

ViQi & Araceli partner on AI phenotypic cell assay profiling

ViQi and Araceli Biosciences collaborated to integrate ViQi's AI-powered...
spot_imgspot_img

Reliable Robotics, a leader in autonomous aircraft systems, announced a contract with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to execute data collection flights of its Detect and Avoid (DAA) system in and around airport environments. Reliable is developing an industry-leading DAA system, including an advanced Air-to-Air Radar (ATAR). Reliable was selected for this contract based on the Technical Readiness Level of its system.

This contract will demonstrate Reliable’s comprehensive DAA solution for uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) in controlled and uncontrolled airspace in compliance with FAA-accepted standards. In 2017, the FAA published Technical Standard Orders (TSO) detailing how DAA systems, including ATAR, can be certified. The Reliable DAA system on board a UAS is designed to maintain a safe distance from other aircraft by performing both Remain Well Clear (RWC) and Collision Avoidance (CA) against cooperative and non-cooperative aircraft. During test flights, as part of the contract, Reliable will evaluate the system’s ability to provide alerts and maneuvering guidance for remote pilots during in-air conflicts. The data collected will be shared with RTCA Special Committee 228 (SC-228) and Special Committee 147 (SC-147) to inform the validation of the next set of standards for advanced DAA systems.

Also Read: ConnectWise Revolutionizes the Future with Unprecedented AI and Hyperautomation Through Robotic Process Automation Enhancements

“Compliance to consensus-based technical standards is critical to reducing certification risk and ensuring interoperability,” said Juerg Frefel, Co-founder and CTO at Reliable Robotics.

SOURCE: Businesswire

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications


    Latest stories

    spot_img