Ge Aviation Systems Limited

Vineet Mehta

Szabolcs Andras Borgyos

Kenneth Stewart

Systems and methods for trajectory planning for an unmanned aerial vehicle. A mission specification for fulfillment by an unmanned aerial vehicle is received. The mission specification identifies a waypoint, an optimization criterion, and information identifying the unmanned aerial vehicle. It is determined whether candidate flight trajectories are available. Maneuvers from a motions library that defines available maneuvers are modeled to identify candidate flight trajectories to the waypoint which satisfy a restriction condition and do not conflict with a flight plan for another aerial vehicle. If candidate flight trajectories are available, desired flight trajectories are selected. A mission approval is submitted to a receiving party.

Systems and methods for providing a trajectory planning engine for unmanned aircraft

Systems and methods provide a services architecture. An air mobility platform locally stores a native application at. The air mobility platform receives a first request for a first service and data identifying the first user as a priority user type or a non-priority user type. A second request for a second service and data related to the second user identifies the user type is received. The air mobility platform calculates a priority for the first request. If the priority for the first request exceeds the priority for the second request, a third party application is accessed for the first request. The air mobility platform submits the data related to the first request from the third party application to at least one of the first unmanned aerial vehicle or the first user.

Apparatus, systems, and method of providing an unmanned and manned air traffic management master services architecture

Systems and methods for providing surveillance services for an unmanned vehicle are described herein. One embodiment of a method includes receiving surveilled data from a surveillance monitor regarding the unmanned aerial vehicle and at least one other aircraft, receiving trajectory data from at least one trajectory data source, and comparing the surveilled data with the trajectory data to determine whether the unmanned aerial vehicle is on path to collide with a third party aerial vehicle. In some embodiments, in response to determining that the unmanned aerial vehicle is on path to collide with the third party aerial vehicle, the method includes determining an alternate route for the unmanned aerial vehicle; and communicating at least a portion of the alternate route to the unmanned aerial vehicle.

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