Aviosense Technologies builds software‑defined radar systems for UAVs, light aircraft, and helicopters, combining phased‑array antennas, advanced digital signal processing, and machine‑learning to detect, classify, and track obstacles in real time.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
UAVs, light aircraft, and helicopters lack compact, affordable sensors that can reliably detect and avoid obstacles in all weather conditions, limiting safe beyond‑line‑of‑sight operations and situational awareness in congested airspace.
Solution
Aviosense Technologies provides software‑defined radar systems that integrate phased‑array antennas, advanced digital signal processing, and machine‑learning algorithms into a single airborne sensor suite. The radar can detect, classify, and track airborne and ground targets in real time, even under adverse weather or high‑traffic conditions. By delivering high‑resolution situational data to the aircraft’s flight control system, the solution enables autonomous detect‑and‑avoid (DAA) capabilities for both unmanned and manned platforms. The architecture is designed to be lightweight and cost‑effective, supporting safe beyond‑line‑of‑sight missions for a range of aviation and defense customers.
Target Audience
Primary customers are manufacturers and operators of UAVs, light aircraft, and helicopters, as well as defense agencies requiring airborne surveillance and detect‑and‑avoid solutions.
Features
- Software‑defined radar architecture allowing flexible updates and customization through firmware
- Phased‑array antenna array delivering rapid beam steering without mechanical parts
- Advanced digital signal processing pipeline for high‑resolution target detection and clutter suppression
- Machine‑learning models for adaptive classification of airborne and ground objects in diverse environments
- Integrated DAA computer that fuses radar data with flight control systems for autonomous avoidance maneuvers
- Capability to operate in all weather conditions and densely populated airspaces