Deliverable 6.4
System Under Test Requirements and Certification
This report defines two different kinds of requirements of the test system: functional and non-functional. Part III of deliverable 6.2.
This report defines two different kinds of requirements of the test system: functional and non-functional. Part III of deliverable 6.2.
A report on the results of the executed justification plan will be written. This deliverable states whether the FF2020 objectives are reached. Additionally, an evaluation of the final tools and components will be executed where all demonstrators will be tested against the applicable regulatory framework.
This delivery will contain the final version of all course content for each training module that will be defined within T7.3, ranging from basic-level introductory materials to low-level technical modules aimed at drone engineers.
FF2020 has created a Drone Ecosystem Observatory to monitor relevant projects, events, and commercial and technical activities. The Observatory serves as an essential tool to our stakeholders for the development of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) for several reasons: Access to information, collaboration and networking, innovation and best practices, as well as public engagement. By bringing together stakeholders from different sectors and regions, the observatory can help foster a more coordinated and effective approach to the development of UAM.
The culmination of three years of dedicated research and collaboration by 34 organisations across Europe, under the banners of Flying Forward 2020, AiRMOUR, and AURORA, has led to the creation of ten pivotal recommendations for the Urban Air Mobility (UAM) community. These recommendations are the essence of countless hours of innovation and strategic partnerships, aimed at guiding local and regional authorities, the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), as well as UAM service providers and manufacturers towards a more integrated and efficient future. While not exhaustive, these recommendations are designed to spark conversations, prompt actions, and support the continuous growth and development within the drone and UAM sectors. For anyone invested in the future of Urban Air Mobility, reading these recommendations is essential. And it's not just about reading; it's an invitation to engage, understand, and contribute to the shaping of UAM's future.
Find out in which magazines and newspapers Flying Forward 2020 has been mentioned since its launch in December 2020.