How is FlySight working with airborne sensor operator groups to deliver training at PAvCon in Vienna Neustadt, Austria?
FlySight, in collaboration with the Airborne Sensor Operators Group (ASOG), is able to provide specialized training to airborne sensor operators, specialists and technicians, and supervisors engaged in a variety of aviation tasks (including public safety, defense, and commercial sectors); I am very happy. The company will be presenting the Airborne Mission Management Systems course, an integral part of the ASOG Spring Training Week scheduled for the end of May, at the Police Aviation Conference (PAvCon) Europe event at Airborne Technologies in Vienna-Neustadt, Austria. We are proud of our sponsors. This partnership highlights our commitment to increasing the proficiency of aerial sensor operators through the sharing of our products.
Our collaboration brings together great partners who will incorporate their products into the OPENSIGHT System, a multi-domain and multi-platform PED (processing, exploitation, and distribution) system developed by the FlySight team. The OPENSIGHT mission console is designed to enhance decision-making in avionics missions by leveraging onboard equipment data within an augmented reality (AR) setting and facilitate situational awareness on tactical displays.
This course will provide participants with a deep dive into OPENSIGHT and introduce contributions from partners such as SAFRAN with Euroflir, CENTUM research and technology with a focus on Lifeseeker, and Smith Myers with an introduction to ARTEMIS. This diverse technology integrated with OPENSIGHT enables a rich learning experience covering intelligence, protection, search and rescue (SAR) missions, and SAR mission optimization.
ASOG Spring Training Week is an opportunity for operators to improve their aviation skills and understand cutting-edge ASO systems. The curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical application, allowing participants to gain insight into airborne mission management systems and sensors, participate in mock exercises, and learn about unrated aircrew aviation skills. You can learn basic knowledge.
How does FlySight technology integrate with the different sensors used in police aviation from different manufacturers?
FlySight technology uniquely integrates with a wide range of sensors used in police aviation through the OPENSIGHT system. OPENSIGHT takes an open approach and is characterized by its versatility as a multi-domain, multi-platform, modular solution. This modular system is designed to complement traditional approaches, delivering an intuitive and easy-to-use turnkey solution, providing users with a bespoke operating system that is fully integrated into their familiar and existing hardware. To do.
Developed according to STANAG guidelines and regulations, OPENSIGHT has been in operation for over 10 years and creates interface software tools for aircraft data sensors, including advanced electro-optical (EO) sensors. This integration not only advances artificial intelligence (AI) processing, but also ensures seamless integration into existing systems and minimizes training time as operators are familiar with the technology. .
From EO, infrared (IR), radar, and mobile phone detection to signals intelligence, OPENSIGHT can integrate a variety of sensors, allowing operators to make more effective decisions based on accurate, real-time data collection. I can.
How does the OPENSIGHT mission console calculate the data it receives from onboard sensors and relay that information as intelligence to improve the workload of police operators?
The OPENSIGHT Mission Console enhances police operations by appropriately calculating, coordinating, and enriching data received from onboard sensors and transforming this information into actionable, usable, and essential intelligence. This process significantly improves workload management for law enforcement personnel and provides them with sophisticated tools to perform their duties more effectively.
At the core of OPENSIGHT's capabilities is a PED feature that has been rigorously tested in a variety of environments including air, land, and sea. The system will also give operators access to the latest in EO sensor technology, data fusion, hyperspectral analysis capabilities and AR support. The integration of AI intelligence processing and the system's ability to continuously “learn in the field” through machine learning ensures that sensor data is constantly updated and background “noise” is effectively filtered out. This results in a more accurate target acquisition process, which is beneficial not only for military applications, but also for civilian applications such as SAR and law enforcement.
OPENSIGHT's AR is at the forefront of law enforcement technology, offering adaptability, multi-layered analysis, and an operator-friendly interface. This customizable system is tailored to meet the specific needs of law enforcement by providing highly responsive real-time AR processes. By overlaying multiple data layers, operators can now understand the underlying terrain and scenarios from a geospatial perspective, eliminating dependence on maps.
This innovation improves service quality, makes work processes smarter, and improves outcomes. AR facilitated by OPENSIGHT is an important tool for law enforcement, enabling law enforcement to provide more comprehensive services to the public, making AR an integral part of future law enforcement operations. is shown.
