UAS Simulation Software provider Presagis is demonstrating its range of innovative geospatial simulation products aimed at the unmanned vehicle market at the AUVSI Xponential trade show.
“Presagis’ research and innovation is perfectly in alignment with the UAS market’s trends and opportunities,” says Rémi Lecerf, Presagis Vice President Strategy and Business Development. “Our integrated and embedded solutions are at the forefront of geospatial simulation technology and can be leveraged to simulate everything from UAS sensors and subsystems to urban air traffic management environments and the ergonomic displays of tomorrow,” adds Lecerf.
Presagis products are pushing the boundaries of UAS and UTM simulation for research, design, and training.
Perfect for creating 3D urban air mobility simulations, VELOCITY is an automated solution for creating massive – yet precise – urban synthetic environments. VELOCITY is designed to process and fuse large amounts of geospatial and sensor data and produce simulation-ready terrain databases in hours instead of weeks or months.
CRAFT customizable platforms are ideally suited for the designing, testing, and researching UAS systems and subsystems. Modular and customizable, UAV CRAFT will be at AUVSI Xponential showcasing a range of uses including; enhanced sensor (IR, LiDAR, Leddar) capabilities, newly developed UAS components (collision avoidance), and advanced UAM projects (air taxi).
A valuable asset for airworthiness certification, Presagis Embedded Graphics solutions allow the creation of complex HMI systems. Running on embedded avionics hardware, a VAPS XT ergonomic display can help achieve certification for both current and future displays.
Building on a strong core of geospatial, sensor and simulation applications, Presagis is leveraging its experience and deep technological knowledge to help manufacturers, researchers, and trainers in the UAS market tackle even the most complex projects – confidently.
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