Open Skies Cornwall
Open Skies Cornwall
批准号:
10024692
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金额:
$204.93万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2022 至 --
中文摘要
开放天空康沃尔项目将在康沃尔为现实世界的最终用户、技术专家、无人机运营商、监管机构、创新者和学者创造四个主题示范环境,以:1)在现实世界的康沃尔环境中测试新的探测和避免系统和概念,这些系统和概念将导致UTM的进步,并为当地、国内和国际的无人机使用创造新的市场机遇。2)将最终用户可行的无人机交付要求与最终用户供应链挑战/机遇无缝联系起来,这将导致市场验证和未来整合和商业化/采用的途径。3)寻求、拆包、探索和测试解决方案、程序和概念,以克服与空域准入(CAA)有关的监管要求,土地准入(附则/土地准入许可/地方规划当局)和医疗产品过境合规性(NHS/MHRA)4)在我们的主题环境中进行工业研究,以将使能技术和支持基础设施整合到真实世界的最终用户中。该财团受益于与皇家邮政、NHS Kernow、JHUB-Med、法尔茅斯港的独家示范合作伙伴关系,并得到康沃尔发展公司的见解和嵌入的当地联系/知识的支持,以便我们的项目技术提供商和创新者可以探索如何:1)**皇家邮政:**将无人机无缝地集成到皇家邮政的供应链网络、地面资产和客户中,以提供精简、快速、为包裹、次日和药房邮递与偏远的康沃尔社区建立具有成本效益的可靠连接。2)**NHS Kernow**:探索和演示如何将无人机整合到NHS物流供应链中,为时间关键型医疗服务提供新的选项,并优化运输和病理实验室资产。3)**法尔茅斯港:**集成自主无人机解决方案并启用基础设施,以补充和补充海上最终用户在数据捕获、送货到岸上和远程医疗/飞行除颤器应用方面的需求。4)**JHUB-Med:**探索、测试和演示国防部如何开发人道主义/救灾医疗再补给无人机能力,以便在国内和国际大流行/流行病/灾难情况下支持非政府组织(联合国儿童基金会等)的后勤需求。5)**康沃尔开发公司:**探索在项目上测试的解决方案如何使无人机有机会为康沃尔风力发电/海上/锂开采/农业和旅游市场的经济增长做出贡献。我们经验丰富的技术团队由行业先驱(Skyports/DronePrep/Neuron/南安普顿大学/Flight Corp)共同组成,我们的团队负责英国第一批NHS和皇家邮政无人机的交付,医疗货物运输方面的监管进展,并在英国实现了第一批BVLOS批准。
英文摘要
The Open Skies Cornwall Project will create four thematic demonstration environments in Cornwall for real world end users, technical specialists, UAS operators, regulators, innovators and academics to:1)Test New Detect and Avoid Systems and concepts in real world Cornish environments that will lead to advancements in UTM and new market opportunities for UAS use locally, nationally and internationally.2)Seamlessly link end user viable drone delivery requirements to end user supply chain challenges/opportunities which will lead to market validation and the route to future integration and commercialisation/adoption.3)Pursue, unpack, explore and test solutions, procedures and concepts to overcome regulatory requirements relating to airspace access (CAA), land access (bylaws/land access permissions/local planning authority) and medical products transit compliance (NHS/MHRA)4)progress industrial research to integrate enabling technology and support infrastructure to real world end users within our thematic environments.The consortium benefits from exclusive demonstration partnerships with Royal Mail, NHS Kernow, JHUB-Med, Falmouth Harbour and is supported from insights and the embedded local connections/knowledge of Cornwall Development Company so that our project technology providers and innovators can explore how to:1)**Royal Mail:** integrate drones seamlessly within Royal Mail's supply chain network, ground assets and customers to provide a lean, quick, cost effective and robust connection to remote Cornish communities for parcel, next day and pharmacy postal delivery.2)**NHS Kernow**: explore and demonstrate how drones can be incorporated into the NHS logistics supply chain to provide new options for time critical medical delivery and the optimisation of transport and pathology lab assets.3)**Falmouth Harbour:** integrate autonomous drone solutions and enabling infrastructure to complement and supplement maritime end user requirements in relation to data capture, ship to shore delivery and remote healthcare/telemedicine/flying defibrillator applications.4)**JHUB-Med:** explore, test and demonstrate how the MOD can develop a humanitarian/disaster relief medical re-supply drone capability for the purposes of deployment to support the logistical needs of NGOs (UNICEF etc) in pandemic/epidemic/disaster scenarios both domestically and internationally.5) **Cornwall Development Company:** explore how detect and avoid solutions tested on the project can enable opportunities for drones to contribute toward economic growth in Cornish wind power/ maritime/ lithium extraction/agriculture and tourism markets.Our experienced technology team is formed of industry pioneers (Skyports/DronePrep/Neuron/University of Southampton/The Flight Corp) Together, our team have been responsible for the UKs first NHS and Royal Mail drone deliveries, regulatory advancements in the transport in medical goods and for achieving the first BVLOS approvals in the UK.
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