EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
AVIATION ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE/ MACHINE LEARNING
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University specializes in crafting Artificial Intelligence (Al) and Machine Learning (ML) solutions specific to the aviation ecosystem, from flight operations to aviation management. Our Al and ML research, algorithms and custom solutions can help you to:
Improve Engineered System Performance Enhance satellite orbit prediction accuracy. Predict hypersonic projectile in-flight behavior. Improve decision-making capabilities of autonomous systems. Enhance situational awareness and positioning accuracy through sensor fusion techniques.
Assist with dynamic network management. Optimize the behavior of drone swarms.
Improve Training and Flight Deck Performance Allow trainees to explore alternatives in varied or otherwise cost-prohibitive scenarios. Augment safety actions during unexpected events with onboard, real-time diagnostics. Monitor pilot alertness with eye-tracking technology and cockpit motion detection. Improve Aircraft Maintenance Increase fleet readiness and refine use of reserve aircraft through predictive maintenance. Expedite validation of system updates to speed certification without compromising safety. Improve Flight Operations Enhance safety with autonomous speech and airport taxiway sign recognition. Improve airport taxiing using vision and ranging-based object recognition.
Enable crew and air traffic control to negotiate routes between aircraft and onboard route change advisor. Control costs by improved sequencing of takeoffs, landings and scheduling; and by reducing fuel consumption based on weather trends and near-term predictions. Deploy appropriate Al/ML solutions to enhance the security/cybersecurity of operations.
Contact Us Find out how Embry-Riddle can help your business: Office of Corporate Engagement
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Rodney Cruise, Chief Operating Officer and Senior Vice President 386.226.7303 | corporate.engagement@erau.edu
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