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Highly Automated Swarm of Affordable ISR Long Endurance UAVs for force protection

8 February 2020/in C4ISTAR, European Project, fiches /by Fransisca Tena

The project “Highly Automated Swarm of Affordable ISR Long Endurance UAVs for force protection” (ALTISS) will be based on innovative solutions for communication and flight management, enhanced image processing algorithms for light UAV and automated event detection, and enhanced SIGINT (Signal Intelligence) sensors to detect and localise radio emitters and merge info with image processing to improve the identification of targets. It is an innovative solution that will improve force protection while decreasing collateral damages and logistic footprint.

Goal
The objective is to increase air observation coverage capacity through an affordable permanent detection of crossing events on a linear surface 10 km x 500 km wide when the others rare and expensive air observation assets are unavailable, either dedicated to more critical mission or too expensive to be acquired by governments.

Lead Partner
MAGELLIUM SAS
Partners involved
M3 SYSTEMS BELGIUM, SAGAX INFORMATIKAI, SZERVEZO ES TANACSADO KORLATOLT FELELOSSEGU TARSASAG, RADIONOR COMMUNICATIONS AS

Duration
01 December 2022 – 30 November 2025

Funding
€ 3,202,501.08 (European Defence Fund)

More information
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/projects-details/44181033/101102587/EDF
https://edrin.org/fileadmin/media/Factsheet_EDF21_ALTISS.pdf

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