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ULTRA · Unmanned Aerial Systems in European Airspace
To unlock the true potential of the UAS market, stakeholders need to break a series of entangled challenges. Today, in the absence of UAS regulations, the development of solutions is risky and expensive for industry, and essentially aimed at military applications. As a result, the UAS market is small and its impact on European industry is limited. Also, there is no improvement in UAS social acceptance, including a lack of political willingness to develop regulations. While this vicious circle is what is preventing the development of a civil UAS market alongside the existing military UAS market, it is also a great opportunity for Europe to take leadership and to secure an advantageous position in what is predicted by many UAS market studies to be a large and sustainable market with spin-offs into manned aviation, space and other high-tech markets.The overall objective of ULTRA is to develop a civil UAS Master Plan that will break this vicious circle in order to:1.Unlock the true potential of the UAS market by addressing civil applications that are not systematically addressed today
Consortium · 12 organisations
INDRA SISTEMAS SA
ES · €70,268
INTEGRA CONSULT AS
DK · €42,035
STICHTING KONINKLIJK NEDERLANDS LUCHT - EN RUIMTEVAARTCENTRUM
NL · €55,616
ANNA MASUTTI
IT · €41,915
HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL SRO
CZ · €56,496
BOEING AEROSPACE SPAIN
ES · €50,298
OFFICE NATIONAL D'ETUDES ET DE RECHERCHES AEROSPATIALES
FR · €53,391
BLYENBURGH & CO SARL
FR · €50,310
THALES ALENIA SPACE FRANCE SAS
FR · €50,001
CRANFIELD AEROSPACE LIMITED
UK · €51,357
DFS DEUTSCHE FLUGSICHERUNG GMBH
DE · €31,989
ADVANCED AVIATION TECHNOLOGY SRL - A2TECH
IT · €43,741
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