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Method, apparatus and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for flight route planning for aerial vehicle
12451020 · 2025-10-21 · ·

A method, an apparatus and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium for flight route planning for an aerial vehicle are provided, which generates a plurality of flight routes based on a starting position, an ending position, a total mileage limit, and a minimum network coverage rate. A feature score is given to the total mileage and the network coverage rate of each flight route. A total score is then calculated by using a mathematical relationship between the feature scores for total mileage and network coverage rate. The flight route with the highest total score is determined as the optimal flight route.

Vehicle control router

Embodiments relate to an aircraft control router for an aircraft. The aircraft control router may include a command processing module, sensor validation module, aircraft state estimation module, and control laws module. The command processing module may be configured to generate aircraft trajectory values based on received aircraft control inputs. The sensor validation module may be configured to validate sensor signals generated by sensors of the aircraft. The aircraft state estimation module may be configured to determine an estimated aircraft state of the aircraft based on the validated sensor signals. The control laws module may be configured to generate actuator commands for actuators of the aircraft to adjust control surfaces of the aircraft, where the generated actuator commands are based on aircraft trajectory values, validated sensor signals, and an estimated aircraft state. The aircraft control router may transmit the generated actuator commands to actuators of the aircraft.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPERATING DRONES IN RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT
20250362684 · 2025-11-27 ·

A response system may be provided. The response system may include an autonomous drone. The drone may include a processor, a memory in communication with the processor, and a drone sensor. The processor may be programmed to receive the deployment request from a security system, navigate to the one or more zones of the coverage area included in the deployment request, collect drone sensor data of the one or more zones of the coverage area using the at least one drone sensor, determine that an incident has occurred, and/or transmit the collected drone sensor data and incident verification to the security system, wherein, in response to receiving the collected drone sensor data and incident verification, the security system is configured to generate a command for responding to the incident.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR OPERATING DRONES IN RESPONSE TO AN INCIDENT
20250362684 · 2025-11-27 ·

A response system may be provided. The response system may include an autonomous drone. The drone may include a processor, a memory in communication with the processor, and a drone sensor. The processor may be programmed to receive the deployment request from a security system, navigate to the one or more zones of the coverage area included in the deployment request, collect drone sensor data of the one or more zones of the coverage area using the at least one drone sensor, determine that an incident has occurred, and/or transmit the collected drone sensor data and incident verification to the security system, wherein, in response to receiving the collected drone sensor data and incident verification, the security system is configured to generate a command for responding to the incident.

Unmanned flight device, management device and flight management method
12481744 · 2025-11-25 · ·

An unmanned flight apparatus that flies on the basis of instruction information acquired from an operation apparatus, the unmanned flight apparatus includes a storage that stores apparatus identification information for identifying the unmanned flight apparatus, an instruction information acquisition part that acquires the instruction information, a flight controller that a) transmits data indicating that an unauthorized instruction has been received to an external apparatus and b) controls the unmanned flight apparatus to perform a predetermined operation if the instruction information acquisition part acquires the instruction information for instructing an operation exceeding an operable range defined by a relationship between the registered authentication information stored in a storage medium and the apparatus identification information.

Autonomous mission action alteration
12482363 · 2025-11-25 · ·

An unmanned aerial vehicle includes a camera, one or more sensors, memory storing first instructions that define an overall mission, and memory storing one or more mission cues. The vehicle further includes one or more processors configured to execute a first part of the first instructions to perform a first part of the overall mission. The processors are configured to process at least one of the image data and the sensor data to detect a presence of at least one of the mission cues. The processors are configured to, in response to detecting a mission cue, interrupting execution of the first instructions and executing second instructions to control the unmanned aerial vehicle to perform a first sub-mission of the overall mission. The processors are configured to after executing the second instructions, performing a second part of the overall mission by executing a second part of the first instructions.

Autonomous mission action alteration
12482363 · 2025-11-25 · ·

An unmanned aerial vehicle includes a camera, one or more sensors, memory storing first instructions that define an overall mission, and memory storing one or more mission cues. The vehicle further includes one or more processors configured to execute a first part of the first instructions to perform a first part of the overall mission. The processors are configured to process at least one of the image data and the sensor data to detect a presence of at least one of the mission cues. The processors are configured to, in response to detecting a mission cue, interrupting execution of the first instructions and executing second instructions to control the unmanned aerial vehicle to perform a first sub-mission of the overall mission. The processors are configured to after executing the second instructions, performing a second part of the overall mission by executing a second part of the first instructions.

Systems and methods for determining interfering GNSS signal source and providing evasive maneuver guidance for evacuating the affected region

Techniques for providing evacuation guidance parameters to a vehicle traversing in a geographical region in the presence of interfering GNSS signals are disclosed. In some embodiments, a vehicle can determine evacuation guidance parameters from characteristics of at least one interfering source and implement evasive maneuvers based on the evacuation guidance parameters. Alternatively, a vehicle can send characteristics of at least one interfering source to a central processing system located remotely from the vehicle, and receive evacuation guidance parameters from the central processing system.

Systems and methods for determining interfering GNSS signal source and providing evasive maneuver guidance for evacuating the affected region

Techniques for providing evacuation guidance parameters to a vehicle traversing in a geographical region in the presence of interfering GNSS signals are disclosed. In some embodiments, a vehicle can determine evacuation guidance parameters from characteristics of at least one interfering source and implement evasive maneuvers based on the evacuation guidance parameters. Alternatively, a vehicle can send characteristics of at least one interfering source to a central processing system located remotely from the vehicle, and receive evacuation guidance parameters from the central processing system.

Systems and methods for monitoring a flight plan of an aircraft

A system and a method include a monitoring control unit configured to compare an initial flight plan, as generated by a flight planner for an aircraft, and an assessed flight plan, as determined by air traffic control. The monitoring control unit is further configured to determine one or more alternate initial flight plans that differ from the initial flight plan in response to determining one or more differences between the initial flight plan and the assessed flight plan.