UAS Mission Planning
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Mission planning, autonomous execution, and mission data analysis for unmanned vehicles and vessels – for air, land and sea operations.
Carmenta’s real-time geospatial analysis and routing capabilities help cope with dynamic challenges and support both human and autonomous decision-making.
Whether the mission is in reconnaissance, target tracking, intelligence gathering, perimeter surveillance, transportation, or resupply – for military or high-end civil use – Carmenta’s technologies for uncrewed systems improves the predictability and reliability of missions.
Enhance the predictability and reliability of UAS missions with real-time geospatial analysis, for example to identify optimal observation points.
Optimized routes generated in real-time based and deconflicted towards terrain, buildings, airspace, static and dynamic hazards and other routes.
Gain crucial advantages for UAV Ground Control Stations and other systems that manage tactical video intelligence with real-time georeferenced video overlays.
Analysis of dynamic sensor data enables fast rerouting onboard unmanned platforms. Carmenta technology supports multiple platforms, including Linux and Android.
Carmenta and BAE Systems Hägglunds, together with hardware UAV manufacturer Airolit, have partnered to develop a solution with the objective of integrating autonomous drone surveillance capabilities into combat vehicle – CV90.
Read moreOperating drones in highly congested urban environments is a challenge. To do it beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) and autonomously, is an even greater challenge. This is what Carmenta technology is currently being developed to address within the HADO® Project, with the goal to implement the first real-world application of such as system at London Heathrow Airport.
Read moreFor the second consecutive year, Carmenta's Geospatial Technical Paper has been chosen for presentation at the prestigious Autonomy, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics (AAIR) Technical Session. This year’s technical paper focuses on 'Risk-adaptive rendezvous planning for resupply missions in the battlefield'.
Read moreGeospatial technology that empowers you to see more, know more, and make better decisions – in real time.
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