Autonomous Last Mile Resupply - a challenge everyone faces in diverse operational conditions. We at Fleetonomy.ai have experimented this together with Thales Defence, GRIFF Aviation AS, Avartek, HIPPO Multipower and Domo Tactical Communications (DTC) using autonomous unmanned aerial and ground vehicles e.g. UAVs and UGVs for tactical resupply missions. In the featured video all components of an autonomous fleet management solution, from software to physical, come together.
Read MoreFleetonomy.ai participates in European ECSEL Joint Undertaking “TRANSACT”, a consortium of 30 European partners from the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Poland, Austria, Norway, Spain, Belgium and Denmark, which has launched an ECSEL Joint Undertaking “TRANSACT”, funded by the European Union’s H2020 Framework Programme. Fleetonomy.ai joins a group of seven companies, which will focus on one specific area of development within the project: remote operation of autonomous vehicles for navigating in urban environments.
Read MoreFleetonomy is delighted to be taking part in another DASA call, this time for the “Autonomy in Challenging Environments” where we are working with Griff Aviation AS, Plextek DTS and i-BDM Limited to develop a capability for sense & avoid enabling accurate missions in complex, dense urban locations. The rapid pace and the fact that there is a clear and defined end user-driven point to the research makes these DASA projects all the more exciting to work on. During these challenging times this type of research becomes all the more important and shows an international collaborative response.
Read MoreFleetonomy.ai took part in successfully demonstrating assisted remote driving with VTT autonomous driving solution in the FortumGo project. The 18km roadtrip from Helsinki/Vantaa airport to Pasila had the goal of showing the electrification, connectivity and automation of mobility. To see how autonomous and electric vehicles will influence traffic, reducing pollution and CO2 emissions. Therefore, as a forward-looking company, Fortum wants to be at the forefront of researching and creating sustainable, resource efficient solutions in this field.
Read MoreFleetonomy.ai and its team of partners have been proud to have been part of the Autonomous Last Mile Resupply (ALMRS) challenge with the UK Defence Science & Technology Laboratory (Dstl), the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) and the latest activities in a joint collaboration with the UK & US military teams. The trials took place in Michigan, US, during August 2019 and provided a full three weeks of intense testing and evaluation for our “Workhorse” software for operational fleet management of UAV fleets. Being part of the UK contingent was a privilege, and provided us and our partners with insight to the current and future challenges that defence teams are working to solve.
Read MoreFleetonomy.ai took part in the SESAR Joint Undertaking GOF U-SPACE project in August and achieved a milestone for the unmanned aviation industry.
Our integration with AirMap, gave the emergency services the ability to control the unmanned airspace and implement dynamic No Fly Zone capability, which automatically sends drones back to their home positions.
This achievement along with AirMap, went beyond expectations, as Fleetonomy and AirMap were only supposed to reach U-Space level 2 status, but were actually able reach U-space level 3 status, 2 years before the official timeline,
The hard work and dedication from the Fleetonomy.ai team helped make the GOF U-Space trials an overwhelming success.
Read MoreThe FABULOS (Future Automated Bus Urban Level Operation Systems) project focuses on how cities can use self-driving minibuses in a systematic way. After the closing of the FABULOS request for tenders on 31 October 2018, five European consortia have succeeded in the first stage of the competition.
Read MoreFleetonomy, I-BDM and Bays Consulting have successfully completed the UK MOD “Last Mile” challenge to develop an Uber-style drone delivery service – including live trials of an autonomous drone flying in Helsinki.
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