Daedalean AI

Thank you for the recognition, Bas! We are proud to be a team consistently delivering and working toward meaningful goals. Your dedication to doing your best every day is noticeable. Here's to building on our success in 2025—let's do great things together. #Friday

Progress toward certifying #AI in the cockpit continues to gain momentum. A team from the Federal Aviation Administration visited our offices in Zurich to conduct a Stages of Involvement (SOI) audit as part of the certification process of PilotEye, which alerts pilots to cooperative and non-cooperative traffic (such as drones and birds). We deeply appreciate the team's dedication to meticulously evaluating our systems and the valuable feedback provided. Under the scrutiny of the regulators, we look forward to bringing pilots the powerful, safety-enhancing assistance provided by our full visual awareness system including landing guidance, navigation in GPS-denied environments, and wire detection in addition to traffic detection. We are hopeful other industries take note that certifying AI for safety-critical applications is not only possible but essential for building public trust and cultivating the full potential of this transformative technology. #Aerospace #MachineLearning

When to stay locked on target? And when to adjust? Tough questions. At Revolution.Aero, Yemaya Bordain will share her approach to navigating the extraordinarily dynamic world of certified #AI for aviation and aerospace. We hope to see you there!

#AI is not synonymous with autonomy. Its benefits are far more immediate and are already making a tangible impact. Hanneke Weitering reports (https://lnkd.in/dsB_d2nF) in the November issue of Aviation International News on AI in operations and pilot training as well as Daedalean's certifiable traffic detection system, which detects both cooperative and noncooperative traffic. Enjoy this overview of a few ways AI is advancing safety and efficiency in aviation. #artificialIntelligence #aviationsafety #avionics

We knew business aviation faces unique challenges like operating in and out thousands of uncontrolled airports all over the world, managing flexible flight schedules, and handling formidable pilot workload, while consistently maintaining a high level of safety and providing exceptional service for demanding customers. Likewise, we were aware the workload of pilots operating in business aviation is uniquely demanding and complex. Without regular schedules planned well in advance with plenty of ground support, business aviation often requires pilots to adapt to last-minute changes, varied flight routes, and a wide range of airport environments, including less-equipped, non-commercial airfields. And we have heard from pilots that they frequently manage multiple flights in a single day, often at irregular hours, creating cognitive and physical strain. They are responsible for the complete operation of the aircraft, including navigation, communication, weather assessment, and systems management, often with minimal ground support. But a week removed from the biggest #businessaviation event, National Business Aviation Association-BACE in Las Vegas, our contingent of Bas Gouverneur, Dr. Yemaya Bordain, Dr. Joschka Hoefling, and John Mora, having recovered from a frenetic few days, now have the chance to reflect on what we newly gained from the experience. What we discovered was how receptive and, indeed, enthusiastic business aviation professionals are to the early adoption of new technologies. After several keynotes and panels, multiple meetings, and countless chats, it became clear that the sector is eager, able, and prepared to explore, assess, and adopt technologies that increase safety, improve economics, and expand capacity. But is it any wonder? Business aviation faces unique challenges while consistently maintaining a high level of safety and providing exceptional service to demanding customers. We have already started working with pioneering aerospace company Eclipse Aerospace to improve safety and lower pilot workload on its 550 very light jet (https://lnkd.in/eHJAXgFm). We are now looking forward to continuing to grow the new relationships we initiated in Las Vegas. Sometimes what happens in Las Vegas, extends far beyond Las Vegas! To commemorate this year’s NBAA-BACE, here’s a little #Friday video (https://lnkd.in/dpEkkzH3) looking back on last week’s events. #AI #cockpit #aerospace #BizAv #NBAA2024

Hugo Silva will deliver how Daedalean is "Lifting the veil on machine learning development assurance" at the "#ArtificialIntelligence Applications in aeronautics, defence, and space" conference hosted by the Académie de l'air et de l'espace - Air and Space Academy and taking place at the Direction Generale de l'Aviation Civile (French Civil Aviation Authority) in Paris. Hugo will participate in a session on trusted AI and certification in #civilaviation along with distinguished colleagues: Guillaume Soudain (Programme Manager Artificial Intelligence, EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency), Gary Davis Brown (Aircraft Advanced Safety Specialist & AI referent, Airbus), and Jean-Louis Dufour (AI team, Safran). The session will be led and moderated by Eric Parleon (former Vice-President Airworthiness at Thales and former Experimental Flight Test Engineer Centre D'Essais En Vol and Académie de l'air et de l'espace - Air and Space Academy). The session is November 13 starting at 2:40 PM with Hugo remarks scheduled for 3:00PM. Both remote and in-person attendance is possible. Full programme: https://urls.fr/w-pD14 Registration : https://urls.fr/6Sx7gC We hope you'll be able to check it out.    #machinelearning #aviationsafety

Coming off an exciting week at the National Business Aviation Association's BACE, we are announcing our first collaboration in the #BusinessAviation space as Eclipse Aerospace, Inc flight tests our #AI-enhanced visual traffic awareness system. Eclipse has outfitted its next-generation very light jet (VLJ) Eclipse 550 with our cameras and computer to decrease pilot workload and increase safety during the critical phase of flight, including proper runway identification, traffic awareness, landing guidance, and the ability to identify runway incursions. Testing continues in the American Southwest over Eclipse’s headquarters in Albuquerque, New Mexico. We are grateful for the coverage provided by Aviation International News. We look forward to delivering the results of the testing in the weeks and months ahead. #NBAA2024 #cockpit #aerospace

Daedalean's Dr. Yemaya Bordain joined an illustrious group as she accepted her 2024 #NBAA #BusinessAviation Top 40 Under 40 award this week from Ed Bolen, president of the National Business Aviation Association. More than 750 nominees were submitted representing excellence across business aviation. Yemaya’s leadership, vision, and expertise, paired with her personal and professional acuity, distinguish her as a truly deserving recipient. Please join us in wishing Yemaya and the entire 2024 Top 40u40 class congratulations! #NBAATop40Under40 #BizAv #NBAA2024

#BusinessAviation is setting its sights on the safety-enhancing capabilities #AI can deliver. Thank you to Aviation International News and Curt Epstein for its coverage of an important panel discussion on AI featuring Daedalean’s Yemaya Bordain at NBAA-BACE this week in Las Vegas. “Daedalean is building perception systems that are designed and integrated with artificial intelligence. ‘What we bring is what we call situational intelligence,’ explained Yemaya Bordain, the company’s president for the Americas.”

Autonomous flight will phase in over many decades and use cases. But today the building blocks can be seen and experienced already. Alexei Masterov's presentation will offer you an opportunity to look at the state-of-the-art technologies from this angle: not just what they are capable of, but how they will stack together to gradually lead from assisted flight to autonomy. See you in Santa Clara!