Reliable Robotics Corporation

Highly trained and skilled air traffic controllers (ATC) manage 16 million flights each year and deserve the most current and innovative safety-enhancing technologies to perform their jobs. To maintain United States leadership in aviation, we must re-focus on all the technologies that enable safe and efficient ATC operations, including equipment that is on-board aircraft. https://lnkd.in/gRQkgTkE

Last week I had the opportunity to go on a roundtrip ride-along with Reliable Airlines between KABQ and KFMN and I had a blast! (if you can't tell from the picture). It was fascinating to spend an afternoon talking to someone that flies the C208 daily while sitting in the cockpit at 12,000 ft. As someone that spends a lot of their time at Reliable Robotics Corporation working on simulating the C208, I also appreciated the opportunity just to fly in one for the first time. It is one thing to look at time-history plots of dynamic responses, but it is another to experience the dynamics first-hand.

We are excited to welcome General Richard D. Clarke (ret.), former Commander of U.S. Special Operations Command and General Mike Minihan (ret.), former Commander of Air Mobility Command as members of Reliable’s Defense Advisory Board. The board focuses on bringing dual-use aircraft autonomy to the United States military as quickly as possible. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFVpCwxv #Autonomy #USAF #Aviation

Thank you to SAE International and David Alexander for including Reliable Robotics Corporation in the AeroTech Government/Industry conference. It was an honor to discuss the crucial role that standards developing organizations play in the advancement of aviation safety-enhancing technology and remote piloting. The work SAE is doing in areas such as system safety will enable best practices and means of compliance to improve aviation safety.

Thank you to SAE International and David Alexander for including Reliable Robotics Corporation in the AeroTech Government/Industry conference. It was an honor to discuss the crucial role that standards developing organizations play in the advancement of aviation safety-enhancing technology and remote piloting. The work SAE is doing in areas such as system safety will enable best practices and means of compliance to improve aviation safety.

Our collaboration with NASA Ames Research Center and industry partners will keep the U.S. at the forefront of safely and efficiently integrating autonomous flight systems in the the National Airspace System to enable commercial and defense operations. #Autonomy #NASA #Aviation

Statement for the Record submitted to the United States House of Representatives, Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure, Subcommittee on Aviation: "FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024: Stakeholder Perspectives on Implementation." https://lnkd.in/e7_uY4_q

Thank you to NASA Ames Research Center for your leadership, and to Collins Aerospace for your collaboration. It was a great week demonstrating our remotely piloted system and collecting valuable data to advance the industry. And, thank you to California congressional staff members for joining the group to observe remote operations from the control center at our headquarters. https://lnkd.in/gcebvhCu #Aviation #Automation #RemotelyPilotedSystems

It was a great two days of discussions about #Autonomy in #Aviation at the ASTM International Aviation Autonomy Symposium this week. Some of our key takeaways include: - The strong community of experts are collaborating to safely bring automation and autonomy into aviation via standards bodies and special committees - Designers of aircraft with high levels of automation will have to fully understand and describe the operational environments they will encounter, then decompose all of the intended functions, including those derived from pilot tasks that are performed by systems  - There is no substitute for real world testing #Automation #AviationSafety

Reliable is honored to be working with Lirio Liu, former Executive Director of the FAA Aircraft Certification Service, to develop policy and means of compliance that will enable the near-term aviation safety benefits of our autonomous aircraft system. Lirio is recognized throughout the international aviation community for her commitment to developing a policy framework that embraces safety technologies and expands United States leadership in aviation. In this blog post, Lirio discusses the importance of taking near-term action to establish a repeatable and consistent process for the approval and continued airworthiness of control stations (CS). The CS enables a remote pilot to securely communicate with air traffic control in real-time, manage the flight plan and any required reroutes, and monitor nearby air traffic. Reliable appreciates our positive working relationship with employees across the FAA and their dedication to enhancing aviation safety through autonomous aircraft systems. https://lnkd.in/grMPWa_c