DronePort Network Collaborates with ResilienX on BVLOS Project in Oklahoma
DronePort Network has recently announced a partnership with ResilienX to establish a Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) airspace environment in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This collaboration represents a significant step towards enhancing the capabilities of autonomous aviation.
As stated in their official release, this initiative involves a four-year agreement aimed at transforming Tulsa into a hub for advanced autonomous aviation operations. ResilienX’s role includes leading the design, integration, and execution of critical infrastructure elements, such as a centralized data exchange, surveillance fusion systems, and tools for system monitoring and regulatory compliance.
This project is part of the Secure Autonomy Feedback and Evaluation Test Bed (SAFE-T), which is supported by funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) through the Tulsa Tech Hub. The SAFE-T project falls under a broader umbrella of six initiatives that are made possible by a $51 million EDA Tech Hub grant aimed at fostering the development, testing, and manufacturing of reliable autonomous systems in the Tulsa area.
For more information about this partnership and the initiatives being introduced, you can visit the DronePort Network’s press release.
Stay tuned for further updates as this innovative project unfolds and shapes the future of drone operations.
Source: DronePort Network
