Daedalean AI

We are thrilled to share the release of a joint publication by Collins Aerospace, Leonardo, and Daedalean AI open in full to the public: https://lnkd.in/dU5PU6t9 (pdf). Titled "Applications of AI-Enhanced Low-Visibility Vision Systems to #Rotorcraft Missions," the document offers valuable insights for professionals interested in the latest developments in designing and certifying #AI applications for aircraft cockpits. It was presented at this year's European Rotorcraft Forum "Operational Aspects" section. Congratulations to Emanuele Bezzecchi Yemaya Bordain, Maria Pirson, and Carlo Tiana on this important contribution to the field. https://lnkd.in/dU5PU6t9 (pdf)

Our fleet just leveled up! The Federal Aviation Administration has awarded Daedalean a Supplemental Type Certificate, moving our US-based Cessna 182 Skylane from experimental status to a standard airworthiness certificate. This dramatically expands our operational scope. We can now: •Fly unrestricted across the United States. •Collect the diverse data needed to cover all 84 American ecoregions—critical for our ambitious plan to train our AI algorithms to detect non-cooperative traffic against varied terrain anywhere in the world. •Bring early adopters on board to experience the system’s revolutionary capabilities in real-world conditions. Securing the STC, which is for the installation of our Visual Capture Unit system provision on the Cessna 182, was no small feat. The whole certification effort required months of meticulous work by our flight operations team. A huge thanks to Sandro Guidetti, Ad Eberhard, Domenico Vinci, and everyone whose tireless efforts made the STC possible. Alongside our Europe-based Piper Arrow IV and Robinson R44 II, the C182 rounds out a versatile three-aircraft fleet driving development, testing, and demonstration so we can continue to push innovation forward. #AviationSafety #ArtificialIntelligence

Aviation International News offers an insightful glimpse into the future of #AI in aviation in its interview with Daedalean CEO Bas Gouverneur. The discussion covers today’s capabilities and how emerging technology could further enhance safety in the skies. Many thanks to AIN’s Charles Alcock and Ian Whelan for the thoughtful questions and coverage. (https://lnkd.in/dWnssyRZ) #ArtificialIntelligence #AviationSafety #Aerospace

Approaching a decade in operations, Daedalean has been the undisputed leader in certifiable AI in aerospace. Now, we are excited to announce that the market has recognized the company’s value. Destinus, a European developer of flight systems for civil and defense applications, has signed a binding agreement to acquire Daedalean as a means to “broaden artificial intelligence solutions for unmanned flight systems.” We are looking forward to working as a part of Destinus to continue to advance the safe and effective use of AI in aerospace. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2025. Please see the attached press release.

We’re proud to see Daedalean recognized by Leonardo Helicopters as a key player advancing certifiable #AI in aerospace. As Leonardo explores AI’s role in predictive maintenance, training, and onboard assistance, they cite Daedalean’s work in bringing certifiable, safety-critical AI into the cockpit. Exciting to see industry leaders aligning on the future of AI in aviation. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dpUBbNFQ

#AI Myths, Grounded. Aerospace America recaps a powerful conversation from last week’s AIAA Aviation Forum in Las Vegas, where industry experts made it clear: AI and autonomy are not the same thing. All AI is not non-deterministic. AI systems are safe. We're proud to contribute to the critical discussion shaping the future of aerospace. Stay tuned as we continue the dialogue later this month—Yemaya Bordain will moderate another expert panel at the MOSA Summit & Expo near Washington, DC. Read the recap article (https://lnkd.in/dbsbqh79) Learn more about the MOSA Summit & Expo (https://lnkd.in/ddicR_Fg) #ArtificialIntelligence #AviationSafety #Aerospace