American Robotics partners with Scientific Applications & Research Associates on the path to fully-autonomous drone operations

 

 

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American Robotics continues on its path to commercialize beyond line of site autonomous drone operations. | Image credit: American Robotics

American Robotics is advancing the state-of-the-art for Beyond-Visual-Line-Of-Sight (BVLOS) drone operations within US airspace. The company recently announced a partnership with Scientific Applications & Research Associates (SARA). American Robotics’ Scout System uses SARA’s Terrestrial Acoustic Sensor Array (TASA), an acoustics-based aircraft detection technology, to effectively identify other aircraft and maintain a safe distance from them while in flight.

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