AirPlate and HHLA Sky
Collaborate in Denmark's
First U-Space Demonstration
AirPlate and HHLA Sky GmbH successfully executed Denmark's first U-Space demonstration as part of the GENIUS consortium. During a live demonstration, five drones operated simultaneously in shared airspace, coordinated through HHLA Sky’s UTM system. AirPlate played a crucial role in ensuring precise and reliable tracking within the designated U-Space area (marked in blue on the image).
To achieve this, each drone was equipped with the AirPlate Remote ID Pro, which transmits both Network and Direct Remote Identification:
- Network Remote ID sent real-time tracking data directly to HHLA Sky's UTM platform via the cellular network.
- Direct Remote ID was detected by AirPlate’s Drone Scanner, installed on the ground, which relayed WiFi and Bluetooth signals to HHLA Sky’s system over the Internet.
This project represents a major step toward the safe integration of drones into U-Space, paving the way for enhanced airspace management, improved safety, and greater operational efficiency in future drone operations.
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