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In the BURDI.eu project, ensuring safe drone operations is our highest priority. 🌍 🚁 We are developing comprehensive safety protocols that adhere to European regulations, ensuring the secure management of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in U-space airspace. Our safety initiatives include: - Safety Assessments and Risk Mitigation: Conducting thorough safety assessments to identify potential risks and implement effective mitigation measures. - Real-Time Traffic Management: Leveraging U-space traffic management services to ensure seamless coordination between drones and other airspace users. - Emergency and Disruption Management: Establishing emergency protocols to handle disruptions, ensuring resilient and secure UAS operations. - Collaborative Safety Framework: Working closely with authorities, stakeholders, and technology partners to create a safety framework that meets the highest standards. By prioritizing these safety protocols, BURDI.eu aims to create a reliable and sustainable foundation for integrating drones into Belgium & Netherlands airspace. 🗒 #burdi #uspace #sesar3ju #cinea

Are you ready to test your knowledge of drone regulations and U-space integration? Challenge yourself in this short quiz to see how well you understand the complexities of air traffic management in controlled airspace! Which of the following is a requirement for manned aircraft operating in U-space airspace to ensure safe operations alongside unmanned aircraft? Options: A) Manned aircraft must be equipped with anti-collision lights visible to unmanned aircraft. B) Manned aircraft must maintain a minimum altitude of 500 feet above any unmanned aircraft. C) Manned aircraft must file a detailed flight plan with the nearest air traffic control tower before entering U-space. D) Manned aircraft operating in U-space airspace and not provided with air traffic control services must continuously make themselves electronically conspicuous to U-space service providers. Think you know the answer? Comment below! Check back next Monday for the reveal and learn more about safely integrating drones into our skies. Let’s innovate and fly safely together! And if you're unsure or want to deepen your understanding, join our 5-day UAS Regulatory and SORA 2.5 training this June, in Barcelona! https://lnkd.in/dYDRydH6 #DroneRegulations #USpace #AirTrafficManagement #DroneQuiz #AviationSafety #InnovateAndServe BCN Drone Center

This is what happens when #lobbying runs wild. For years, companies like Skydio , BRINC Drones , Parrot and others have been pushing the “threat to national security” narrative to influence policy. And what’s the result of this pressure? DJI , the global leader in #drone #technology, removes geo-fencing, leaving millions of drones in the U.S. that can now operate wherever users choose. Doesn’t this create an even bigger threat to #nationalsecurity and our National Airspace System (NAS)? The Federal Aviation Administration has already struggled to regulate drones effectively within the NAS—just look at the Remote ID rollout. And let’s not ignore the irony: while claims are made that drones could spy on or identify critical infrastructure, the FAA is openly issuing public TFRs for those same locations. So, who’s the real threat here?

The Baidi B-Type, showcased at the Zhuhai Airshow 2024, is a significant example of China’s advancements in unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Named after the "White Emperor," this drone is designed for both military and commercial purposes. The B-Type integrates high-level autonomous flight capabilities, enabling it to operate in challenging environments with reduced human intervention. It’s optimized for long-range reconnaissance, high-altitude flights, and rapid response, thanks to a streamlined design that enhances its aerodynamics and endurance. In terms of technical specifications, the Baidi B-Type features advanced navigation and sensor systems, likely allowing for complex surveillance missions and data collection in real time. While full details on its payload capacity and propulsion system weren't fully disclosed at Zhuhai, it is expected that the drone leverages high-speed, stealth-enhancing materials to minimize radar detection, enhancing its role in both intelligence gathering and possibly even tactical engagements. The exhibit at Zhuhai highlights China's efforts to create versatile UAS solutions for a variety of operations, from border patrols to environmental monitoring and emergency response scenarios. - - - - - - Brought to you by : Khawar Nehal https://lnkd.in/eZYWMXGh My books available from https://lnkd.in/dDFtjXsY Navigating Family Business: Comprehensive Management Strategies for Success Document Management and Enterprise Content Management Systems Revolutionizing Logistics: The Power and Potential of Modern Technology Reliable Systems: Achieving reliability and security in ICT Many courses also available.

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Michael Baker partnered with Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to leverage Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for runway condition inspections. With ATL being the world's busiest airport, serving over 104 million passengers annually, this mission represented a landmark achievement. Notably, it was the first instance of UAS deployment on the airfield of a U.S. international airport during regular operations. https://lnkd.in/evdY5iir

DeTect, Inc.’s advanced HARRIER Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) system, leverages our proprietary HARRIER Airspace Surveillance Radar technology. This innovative system offers extensive airspace monitoring capabilities, equipped with automatic aircraft risk advisories. It uniquely identifies both cooperative and non-cooperative aircraft, facilitating extended Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) operations beyond traditional visual constraints. Since 2008, our HARRIER technology has been at the forefront of UAS ground-based detect and avoid (GBDAA) applications, trusted by UAS operators and drone defense developers worldwide. Our detection systems, tailored for both non-cooperative and cooperative aircraft, are available in versatile configurations. These range from fixed installations to mobile solutions, including custom designs for integration on client-specified vehicles or structures such as buildings and towers. https://lnkd.in/eVnXKk37 #DeTectInc #HARRIERBVLOS #AirspaceSurveillance #RadarTechnology #UASSecurity #DroneDetection #BVLOSSystems #AircraftSafety #UASOperations #GBDAA #InnovativeTech #AirspaceMonitoring #UnmannedSystems #AerospaceInnovation #TechnologyLeadership #BVLOS #BLOS #UAS

Insightful article from Jason Day and Autonomy Global on opportunities for public and private sectors to collaborate drone infrastructure under Drone as a Service (DaaS) operating and business models. As Jason highlights, DaaS offers greater availability of drone infrastructure for emergency response, security and inspection services at a lower cost to end users. Ondas Holdings | American Robotics Inc. | Airobotics

Public safety agencies and private companies can work together to harness the capabilities of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). This collaboration can significantly improve emergency response and disaster management, covering larger areas and reducing operational costs. Through partnerships, Drone as a Service can become the next tool to serve our communities. https://lnkd.in/g3zpKMhq

A Hybrid Rescue Drone Revolutionizing Aviation Security & Safety! 🌊🚁 Exciting developments in aviation security and safety! Meet the "TY-3R" - a hybrid rescue drone designed to enhance water rescue operations and support safety measures from the air. 🔹 The TY-3R combines the power of a quadcopter drone with the practicality of a lifebuoy, flying directly to individuals in distress. 🌐 Its GPS and advanced navigation systems ensure precision delivery, giving individuals a secure flotation device until rescuers arrive. 🔹 With just a push of a button, rescue teams on land or at sea can launch this drone effortlessly. Once deployed, the TY-3R can either return automatically or be remotely controlled back to base. Plus, it's built to withstand challenging weather, allowing it to operate in harsh conditions where human rescuers might be at risk. This innovation is a fantastic leap for aviation security, safety training, and emergency preparedness! 🚨💪 #AviationSecurity #AviationSafety #RescueDrone #InnovationInSafety #TrainingManagement #EmergencyResponse #AircraftOperator #SafetyFirst

Thales and Avinor have formed a partnership to implement Thales’ Topsky – UAS, powered by AstraUTM as Norway’s nationwide Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) system. Avinor, a Norwegian air navigation service provider and airport operator, will enable the deployment of the UTM across the country. “We are honoured to collaborate with Avinor to bring this nationwide UTM system to life in Norway, prioritising safety, innovation, and, naturally, regulatory alignment,” said Christian Rivierre, Vice-President Airspace Mobility Solutions, Thales. Click here to read more ➡️ https://ow.ly/hnSK50Uo6ph #aviationnews #UTM #ATSP