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As of mid-November, the Federal Aviation Administration counted more than 506,000 registered commercial drones and more than 1.2 million registered recreational drones. Those numbers — which don’t include unregistered traffic — are expected to only grow.

With that growth, someone needs to help keep track of what’s up there. That’s where a Beavercreek company might come in.

As of mid-November, the Federal Aviation Administration counted more than 506,000 registered commercial drones and more than 1.2 million registered recreational drones. Those numbers — which don’t include unregistered traffic — are expected to only grow. With that growth, someone needs to help keep track of what’s up there. That’s where a Beavercreek company might come in.

Beavercreek, OH – CAL Analytics, based near Dayton, Ohio, is introducing a newly developed Contingency Management Platform (CMP) designed to provide a much-needed safety layer to drone operations for the Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) ecosystems.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  November 17, 2020    

Beavercreek, OH – CAL Analytics, based near Dayton, Ohio, is introducing a newly developed Contingency Management Platform (CMP) designed to provide a much-needed safety layer to drone operations for the Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) ecosystems. The CMP will allow airspace supervision of drone operations, monitoring the health and integrity of the entire UTM and AAM ecosystem and enabling responses to emergent contingency conditions. The collaborative effort includes private companies ResilienX, TrueWeather

DAYTON – The Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN) hosted a demonstration of its “Sustaining Ohio's Aeronautical Readiness and Innovation in the Next Generation Rounds 3 and 4” (SOARING) initiative at Springfield-Beckley Airport, during which multiple unmanned aerial systems (UAS) were successfully tested in the airfield and integrated into SkyVision.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  Nov. 10, 2020

DAYTON – The Ohio Federal Research Network (OFRN) hosted a demonstration of its “Sustaining Ohio's Aeronautical Readiness and Innovation in the Next Generation Rounds 3 and 4” (SOARING) initiative at Springfield-Beckley Airport, during which multiple unmanned aerial systems (UAS) were successfully tested in the airfield and integrated into SkyVision.

The test results conclude that the projects successfully integrate with SkyVision and Detect-and-Avoid (DAA) other aircraft and other flight path obstacles while remotely operated by the pilot. Select