ResilienX wins NASA Contract...
ResilienX Awarded NASA Phase III SBIR Contract with NASA System Wide Safety Project
2023-ongoing
ResilienX is leading the way with an industry consortium to create a digital system for AAM operations. The project intends to define and perform initial integration of an AAM Operations Center that is scalable, tactical and enables verification and validation of the various systems and sensors involved in uncrewed aerial systems, electric vertical take-off and landing operations, and other advanced aviation technologies. The initial AAM Operations Center will be built out in collaboration with NUAIR at the Syracuse Hancock International Airport, with an aim to test and transition it to additional locations by 2025.
2023-ongoing
ResilienX is a key member of the NUAIR Alliance, and to capstone a year of growth and development in Central New York, NUAIR expanded its operations earlier in 2023 creating the NUAIR Center of Excellence headquarters at Syracuse Hancock International Airport. NUAIR also announced the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has granted a Part 107 waiver enabling remote, autonomous beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations throughout a 240 square mile airspace in upstate New York, increasing the commercial BVLOS area in New York by more than 300%.
The acceptance of this 240 square mile waiver – as well as the Special Flight Operations Certificate approval for Canadian operations in 2023 – gives NUAIR the autonomy to continue offering white glove uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) testing services in the state of New York and beyond.
This project will focus on quantifying the effectiveness of various failure mode detection and mitigation strategies within a complex UAS operations environment. The output of the twelve-month effort will be to demonstrate safety and efficiency key performance indicators associated with mitigating issues that have been observed in UAS ecosystems. Testing will occur at the New York UAS Test Site.
ResilienX and TruWeather Solutions collaborated under a NASA Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract to further develop the Weather Sensor Data Monitoring (WSDM) Service. ResilienX and TruWeather will be creating a suite of innovative services to increase the usability of urban weather data. ResilienX created WSDM as an add on service to FRAIHMWORK to detect when weather sources are not providing valid data.
ResilienX supported OneSky’s efforts in Australia to build a Flight Information Management System (FIMS) prototype. Under the effort ResilienX provided our FRAIHMWORK software platform, which will help the team implement in-time system wide safety assurances concepts, and achieve the safety-related requirements outlined by Airservices Australia.
Luna Labs, in collaboration with ResilienX and Assured Information Security, is developing a Health Awareness Framework that will provide accurate, secure, and resilient health assessments of critical machinery through embedded condition monitoring. This approach leverages a network of distributed sensor nodes that collect relevant operational, dynamic, and environmental data and use local signal processing and machine learning algorithms to identify key health features and failure modes to inform condition-based maintenance and prognostics (CBM+) practices.
