Last week, the OneSky team - along with representatives from the FAA, NUAIR, and a number of other UTM providers - wrapped up Phase 2 of the UAS Traffic Management Pilot Program (UPP2). Taking place at Griffith International Airport in upstate New York, UPP Phase 2 was meant to, “showcase capabilities and services that support... Continue Reading →
This was an exciting week for us as we successfully tested our on-site integration of the OneSky system into the New York UAS Test Site, managed by NUAIR (Northeast UAS Airspace Integration Research). This testing marks a significant milestone for the test site to demonstrate USS-to-USS connectivity and will help advance the concepts of Unmanned... Continue Reading →
AGI / OneSky is proud to be a part of a recently announced collaboration with Nova Systems to provide UAV Traffic Management (UTM) solutions to support UAV package delivery in Singapore. This announcement includes funding awarded from the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore and the Ministry of Transport in response to a Nova Systems proposal which... Continue Reading →
We are proud to announce that AGI / OneSky recently completed the FAA application process to become an authorized LAANC provider and have been selected to move forward! We are very excited to work directly with the FAA to offer automated airspace approvals for commercial UAS operators. Bringing automated airspace authorizations to our system will... Continue Reading →
OneSky is leveraging Cesium’s visualization platform in several ways. One of the most notable is within our Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) framework product. Traditionally, the drone flight community has used 2D maps for mission planning and flight tools. We recognized early on in the development phase that we wanted to instead represent airspace in 3D... Continue Reading →
We are extremely proud to be a part of the upcoming Singapore Airshow, where we will be showcasing our UTM framework. This is a joint capability developed between OneSky, Singapore's Air Traffic Management Research Institute (ATMRI) and Nova Systems. We will be demonstrating this conceptual end-to-end flight submission and routing system developed specifically to address... Continue Reading →
One of the latest updates to the OneSky web portal and the supporting API, is the introduction of "Control Points". This is a great way to model the expected location for your aircraft's GCS equipment. By supplying this additional information about the intended flight, OneSky will soon be able to provide communications analysis as well... Continue Reading →
With the latest update of the OneSky UTM, you may notice some unfamiliar icons floating around on the globe at various times. These are actually other users of the system who are currently supplying realtime position data for their flights! Right now you will be limited to only seeing the position and a short history... Continue Reading →
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