Afterés of an extensive test flight program from two toños, Airbus has concluded with ésuccess your project taxi, auto takeoff and landingónomos (ATTOL). Airbus press photo.
Upon completion of this project, Airbus has achieved taxiing, auto takeoff and landingónomos of a commercial aircraft throughéfully automatic flight test systemsátechnology-based ethicsíto of recognition of imágenes on board, the first in aviationóworld no.
Total, m were carried outás de 500 aircraft test flights Airbus A350. About 450 of those flights were dedicated to collecting raw video data, to support and tune algorithms, while a series of six test flights, each with five takeoffs and landings per run, were used to test autonomous flight capabilitiesóname.
Airbus startó the ATTOL project to explore cóI know the technologiesías autórentals, including the use of machine learning algorithmsático and automated tools for data labeling, processing and generationón of models, couldían help pilots focus less on aircraft operations and más in strategic decision makingélogic and managementónumber of missions. Airbus can now analyze the potential of these technologiesías to improve future aircraft operations, while improving aircraft safety, ensuring that today's unprecedented levels are maintained.
Airbus continueá investigating the applicationóno. of technologyías autójust along with other innovations in áareas as materials, systems of propulsionón alternatives and connectivity. By taking advantage of these opportunities, Airbus isá opening possibilities to create new business models to transformán the way they develop, they manufacture, they fly, power and maintain aircraft.
The RáI ask for development and demonstrationón of the capabilities of ATTOL was made possible by a global team across divisions and functions comprising engineering teamsía and technologyíof Airbus, Airbus Defence and Space, Acubed (Project Wayfinder), Airbus China and ONERA under the leadership of Airbus UpNext.
