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Austrian research project Take Off funds Frequentis cooperation with Austrian Institute of Technology and Graz University to enhance digital tower capability

Remote digital tower (RDT) technology is a key element of next generation air traffic control (ATC) solutions. To enhance the capability of RDTs, Frequentis has joined forces with Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), and Airport Vienna, to research and develop smart assistive technology for RDT vision systems. The project, named Smart Assistant for Enhanced Remote Digital Tower (SAFER), aims to increase efficiency and ensure safety in RDT operation through multimodal artificial intelligence (AI).

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• Annual ATM (Air Traffic Management) Awards recognise Avinor, Frequentis, and Norwegian Air Ambulance for safe and effective integration of drones into traditional airspace 
• Frequentis and Avinor were also runner-up for the Sustainability Award for significantly reducing carbon emissions through Continuous Climb and Descent Operations at Oslo airport 
• The awards, in cooperation with ATM Magazine and CANSO, took place this year at Airspace World in Geneva with Frequentis and Avinor honoured for Overall Excellence

“The complex and innovative project has required careful planning and coordination to ensure the safe and efficient integration of drones alongside traditional aircraft. The UTM (uncrewed traffic management) system delivered by Frequentis provides a common information system (CIS) able to distribute data from drone flight applications to third party systems, allowing pilots to visualise the airspace usage in real time,” says Hannu Juurakko, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil and Chairman Frequentis ATM Executive Board. 

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• Estonian Air Navigation Services (EANS) and Frequentis will launch new drone platform, enabling users to reduce manual tasks such as pre-flight authorisation
• Frequentis platform to further support Nordics and Baltics in implementation of U-space framework for drone services market

“The Frequentis CIS platform allows the integration of all airspace users on one single platform, providing a single source of truth and real-time situational awareness for air traffic controllers, drone operators and service providers. This integration allows both crewed flights and drones to safely share the same airspace, to see airspace restrictions and flight rules, file flight plans, and receive updates from air traffic controllers in real time. This is what is needed for the safe integration of drones into the aviation ecosystem,” says Guenter Graf, Frequentis Vice President New Business Development.

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• Dutch Air Navigation Service Provider, LVNL, adds Frequentis’ unified data exchange platform to increase efficiency, flexibility, and redundancy of its tower applications
• Frequentis’ MosaiX digital platform breaks down operational silos, integrates voice and data applications, and embeds a cyber security layer

“Air traffic control is a fast-changing, dynamic environment that requires agility from all organisations – that's what we are achieving in our partnership with LVNL, in this highly cooperative relationship that allows us to continually learn from each other and drive ongoing improvement,” says Hannu Juurakko, Frequentis Executive Vice President ATM Civil and Chairman of the Frequentis ATM Executive Board. “With the implementation of MosaiX we have enabled LVNL to provide more organised data exchange between applications, as well as to simplify the integration of future applications.” 

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• The Central Police Directorate (ZPD) of Lower Saxony to modernise its control room communication solution
• Frequentis will provide its future-oriented communication and collaboration platform, 3020 LifeX

Police and local authorities in Lower Saxony, represented by ZPD, have commissioned Frequentis to supply its multimedia communication solution 3020 LifeX. The implementation of this system across eight control centres, one alternate control centre and one test system will take place in three phases.

The project will establish a state-wide standard for the control centre communication system within an IP-based system environment in Lower Saxony.

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