How Urban Air Mobility is getting ready for passengers: the NTU Singapore case
Singapore’s NTU flew its eVTOL prototypes in Germany. See what it means for urban air mobility, and why safety starts in flight control.

September 4, 2015
Veronte Autopilot 1x revolutionizes the definition of missions and the guidance of drones by enabling the creation of 3D curve-based missions, replacing traditional waypoints with curves in the space. With this new system, instead of defining waypoints and linking them with straight lines, the operator draws 3D curves and lines on the map, being able to create any imaginable mission.
Unmanned systems traditionally have relied on waypoints for defining flight paths. These routes are composed of 3D points connected by straight lines. This system presents a number of drawbacks that limit the operation, such as:
All these limitations, and some more others, are overcome by Veronte Autopilot 1x capabilities for creating curve-based missions.
The generation of curve-based missions provides many advantages to the operation with drones, given the flexibility that this system adds when it comes to configuring flying missions and being able to design any 3D curve: circumferences, beizers, spirals, roses, etc. In this way, the operation becomes much more versatile and soft, allowing it to precisely fly over the desired area. Some of the main advantages of these systems are:
This new guidance concept permits the development of complex curve-based missions, smoothing the path for fuel savings and reducing unwanted vibrations and sharp turns, presenting a technological leap forward in the UAV sector.

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