A flight controller detects proximity to no-fly zone segments and overrides thrust commands to slow and redirect a UAV before boundary entry.
A supervisory controller uses GPS boundary checks and automatic flight limits to keep UAS out of restricted airspace and reduce collision risk.
A flight controller measures the two nearest virtual walls and switches sliding modes to keep UAVs out of polygonal no-fly zones.
Computing systems generate graphical overlays for electronic flight bags to resolve readability issues in textual NOTAMs.
An onboard override unit constrains aircraft within registered airspace boundaries, eliminating expensive sense-and-avoid equipment.
A flight plan modification system adjusts speed and altitude to minimize sonic booms.
A flight management apparatus permits movement to specific space cells only when the determination unit confirms no other flying object has reserved that cell.