Flight-management research
Investigate the questions around autonomous flight management for future fighter-aircraft systems.
ERA-1
Research for what comes next.
A long-term research direction for fighter-aircraft flight management, object understanding, and human authorization.
ACTPROVE / ERA-1RESEARCH STUDY
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01 / PURPOSE
Long-term questions. Deliberate research.
ERA-1 is Actprove’s long-term research direction for autonomous fighter-aircraft flight management. It considers how object classification and an understanding of the surrounding environment could inform future systems.
Civilian-risk awareness and human authorization for consequential decisions are part of that research direction. ERA-1 is a research program, with its intended capabilities still to be investigated and validated.
02 / RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
Questions worth exploring.
Object and scene understanding
Explore how classification and surrounding context could inform the aircraft’s understanding of its environment.
Human authorization
Consider civilian-risk awareness and the role of human authorization in consequential decisions.
Investigate. Evaluate. Understand.
The program begins with research questions and the evidence needed to assess them.
- 01
Frame the research
Define the flight-management and perception questions that the program intends to explore.
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Examine the concepts
Study how object understanding, surrounding context, and human authorization relate to future systems.
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Build an evidence base
Evaluate research outcomes before progressing toward validated product capabilities.
Research
ERA-1 is a long-term research direction. The abstract study shown here is not an aircraft design or an operational system.
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