The collaboration between Fuvex and CATEC bears fruit with the development of the Advanced 4D Trajectory Planning and Management System, a software that integrates the pre-tactical and tactical phases of UAS missions and their integration into U-Space.
This European project successfully demonstrates at the ATLAS facilities how the use of unmanned aerial systems can help provide solutions for transporting medical supplies in remote or hard-to-reach areas, improving accessibility.
Our colleague José Manuel González has traveled to Charlotte (USA) to attend the ICUAS (International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems) and present one of our latest contributions to the European project ‘Beeyonders’, where we tackle one of the most demanding environments for autonomous drone navigation: the interior of a tunnel under construction.
The University of Málaga has awarded the title of Doctor Honoris Causa to Professor and researcher Aníbal Ollero from the University of Seville, who is also the Scientific Director of CATEC.
CATEC has participated this week in a debate on the challenges in automation and artificial intelligence in UAS operations at a conference in Madrid organized by the State Aviation Safety Agency (AESA) and the Spanish Aerospace Technology Platform to analyze the state of technology, regulation and social acceptance of the drone sector.
The Advanced Centre for Aerospace Technologies (CATEC), together with the aeronautical engineering companies AERTEC and Pildo Labs and the University of Seville have successfully completed in Seville, in the context of the U-ELCOME project, a series of tests in a real environment aimed at demonstrating the feasibility of transporting goods, in this case medical cargo, over long distances using drones and UAS.
Once again, CATEC has participated in and institutionally supported the Aerospace & Defense Meeting Seville, ADM, the most prominent forum for the Spanish aerospace and defense industries, held from May 14 to 16 at Fibes in Seville. CATEC was present [...]
ATLAS is expected to become the first European center with all means, experienced staff and knowledge required for conducting the flight tests that will be necessary to obtain the CE marking.