Japan To Develop 3D Spatial Database For AAM Planning

Graham Warwick January 19, 2023

Swift will fly its 021 VTOL uncrewed aircraft on routes generated using the 3D spatial information infrastructure.

Credit: Swift Tactical Systems
A Japanese-led team is to develop a 3D spatial information infrastructure for planning drone and air taxi flights in urban environments under a research project funded by the country’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO). The project will involve Swift Xi, the...
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