Expanding access to more places with automated aviation
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The future of flight is taking shape at the Sunport. We've partnered with @reliable_robot to complete the first autonomous flights under the FAA and U.S. DOT's Advanced Air Mobility Pilot Program. A major milestone for aviation innovation in New Mexico! tinyurl.com/84pz9reh
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Reliable Robotics in Albuquerque is unlocking the FUTURE OF FLIGHT with autonomous technologies that will change the way people and products move!
Meet the CEO & founder who is a true AMERICAN INNOVATOR ⬇️ @reliable_robot
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Autonomous aviation is no longer science fiction—it’s taking off right here in Mountain View. No surprise that innovation is soaring in our community! I visited Reliable Robotics to see how they're leading the way in making air travel safer and more efficient. #Innovation
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INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: Advanced Automation Crucial for Indo-Pacific Aerial Refueling | Story by Robert Rose | @usairforce @FAANews #KC135 @AFWERX @congressdotgov @AFResearchLab @reliable_robot @SpaceX
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Reliable Robotics announced completion of a KC-135 Stratotanker automation study for the @usairforce. The study examined how Reliable’s aircraft-agnostic autonomous flight system would be integrated into large multi-engine aircraft. Read more here: ow.ly/EkyB50RvRc7
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Reliable Robotics received orders from leasing group ASL Aviation, which also works with the U.S. Air Force on applications for its flight automation system. hubs.la/Q02w1HYk0
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JUST IN: Air Force Takes Step Toward Autonomous KC-135 Tanker Ops | Story by @StewMagnusonNDM | #autonomous #KC135 @reliable_robot
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Reliable Robotics Analyzes Air Force Automation Potential - California-based Reliable Robotics released three positive findings related to adapting legacy U.S. Air Force aircraft with the company’s Remotely Operated Aircraft System. bit.ly/3ZS7WqP
#flywithaopa #usaf #uas
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Reliable Robotics was contracted earlier this year to explore the feasibility of automating operations of large, multiengine jets, such as the KC-135 Stratotanker.
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AFWERX Autonomy Prime partner, Reliable Robotics, has made significant progress towards a working autonomy solution for the @usairforce. Their automation system allows continuous autopilot engagement throughout all phases of aircraft operation. Learn more: ow.ly/t3ZF50PTCSC
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Reliable Robotics has wrapped up tests demonstrating flights of its automated aircraft in simulated Class B airspace in Northern California.
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“We’re going to look back in the future on this decade, and people are going to talk about it like this big bang moment… this is when aviation realized its promise, this was when remote piloting became commonplace.” - Robert Rose, Co-founder & CEO at Reliable Robotics
Congratulations to the @reliable_robot team for this incredible accomplishment. More on the @FAANews acceptance of their certification plan for continuous autopilot engagement in this post. ↓
Watch their story here: youtube.com/watch?v=z7Twr1KC…
We are very excited to announce that our #certification plan was formally accepted by the @FAANews. This major milestone is a testament to years of dedication by our team and outstanding collaboration with the #FAA!
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I'm excited to announce our navigation system issue paper has advanced to Stage 3 with the FAA. This blog post explains how our system works and what it means for aviation safety. @reliable_robot
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@reliable_robot collaborates with Embry-Riddle. Students Seth Lyon and Carol Martin test Reliable Robotics’ new voice communication system using advanced simulators. Student volunteers simulate pilot and ATC roles, replicating busy airspace scenarios.🦅 bit.ly/3OjHTVx
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NASA's Advanced Air Mobility researchers observe flight tests with Reliable Robotics monitoring primary surveillance radar data that may be used to support future autonomous flight in the advanced air mobility system.
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ALT Reliable Robotics and NASA flight test Reliable Robotics two Cessna's in flight monitoring radar data use for safety.
ALT NASA researchers Tim Bagnall, Brad Snelling and Andrew Guion visit the Cessna Caravan at Reliable Robotics hangar with flight test lead, Casey Kilborn.
ALT NASA researchers Brad Snelling, Andrew Guion and Tim Bagnall at Reliable Robotics Monitoring Flight Control Center with Reliable Robotics CTO Juerg Frefl and test lead Manoli Tsaparikos.
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Great to see the work taking place at @reliable_robot to push aviation forward. As the co-chair of the Advanced Air Mobility Caucus, I’m continuing my work to foster U.S. aviation leadership and support the advancement of this kind of innovative technology.
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Join us for 6 livestream sessions on spectrum compatibility December 13-14. Moderated by @ICAO @AmericanAirlines @Reliable_robot @MITREcorp, @Dassault_OnAir @Airbus @RTCAInc and @EUROCAE1 loom.ly/HxLkwnk #5g #aviationspectrum
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As the son of a pilot and aircraft maintenance officer, it's no wonder 1⃣ question came to occupy @moof2k's career: “Why don’t aircraft fly themselves?” 🛫 Our latest Industrial Evolution Innovators Spotlight features @reliable_robot's CEO and Co-Founder: bit.ly/3zlWCb7
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"Aviation is about to undergo a huge transformation."
We are proud to partner with @Avascent on “Continuing to Think Bigger,” a new report about the future of autonomous aviation.
Read more in Axios:
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On this day in 1903, the Wright brothers made the first powered flight in history, staying airborne for 120 feet. Orville and Wilbur flew the Wright Flyer three more times that day, before its final flight that measured 852 feet in 59 seconds. #AviationHistory
