Droniq combines the best of both worlds in the UTM: DFS's aviation know-how and Telekom's mobile communications expertise.
At the core of Droniq's product offering is a drone traffic management system, the UAS Traffic Management System (UTM), which provides combined air situational awareness of manned and unmanned aerial vehicles, as well as other functions for safe and efficient drone beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations.
Nationwide, the UTM is the first fully operational UAS Traffic Management System to safely and efficiently integrate drones into the airspace.
You can find out exactly how this works here!
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Users from the general aviation environment for whom an air situation display down to the ground is of interest
Droniq provides you with the necessary hardware, consisting of a transponder for tracking the aircraft, the Hook-on-Device (HOD) or Dronetag mini and optionally a system for ground sensors (Mobile Ground Station, Fixed Ground Station or Omnidirectional Ground Station). Together with an online access to the web-based UTM system (e.g. UTM TrackViewer) you are ready for a professional drone operation in compliance with the applicable regulations. The display of the aerial situation picture as well as the hosting is provided by DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung.
Our UTM approach is oriented towards the entire value chain of professional beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drone flying. In doing so, the system supports the controller in all phases of the flight.
In the pre-flight phase, the operator registers in the UTM, plans his mission. Checks it for no-fly zones or airspace restrictions. After the flight has been validated, he receives precise information on which permits may still need to be obtained. He also receives information about other registered flight movements.
In the in-flight phase, the UTM tracks the drone in real time using HOD4track or Dronetag. Other relevant air traffic is also displayed in the Flight View (manned and unmanned aircraft registered in the UTM). If the drone pilot deviates from his planned flight path or leaves the airspace blocked for his mission or comes too close to other airspace participants, he receives a warning.
The UTM system components of the post-flight phase help with the evaluation and follow-up of the flight (e.g. maintenance of the logbook, incident management, battery management).
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The next issue of DRONIQlive will focus on the introduction of ADS-L for general aviation.
Our presenter Alexander Tummes has invited a number of experts to talk to him about the electronic visibility of all air traffic participants - from hang gliders, gliders and helicopters to motorized aircraft.
DRONIQlive will take place on Tue, 30.07.2024 at 7 pm. We look forward to your participation!