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.

December 11, 2020
Embention Development Environment (EDE) includes a suite of external and internal tools, work processes and methodologies to integrate a development environment for software (SW), hardware (HW), mechanics or any other development team according to the most demanding needs from drone and eVTOL certification authorities.
These processes and tools permit to ensure compliance with the design standards for airborne hardware and software (DO178C / ED12 and DO254) at the time that it warrants that the appropriate workflow is followed according to the ISO9001 & ISO9100 standards in terms of workflow management, task generation, task priority assignation, development, testing activities, design approval process and traceability. It provides the means to ensure the reliability of the system in order to approach a eVTOL or drone certification process.
Meeting all the UAV certification requirements is a hard task. Therefore, Embention dedicates time and resources to the development of internal tools that combined with other external tools permits to ensure the quality of the results in every single development activity and increase productivity in our development teams, guaranteeing the reliability, security and traceability of our processes without penalizing the development of new products and functionalities, essential in a growing industry such as the drones and eVTOL.
Our processes can be described in different blocks, and the EDE has a specific objective for each of them:
At Embention we are aware of the importance of UAV certification in order to Enable Drones To Populate Our Skies. For this, the EDE is essential to ensure reliability and security in the development of our activities and facilitate compliance with all the drone and eVTOL certification requirements, being possible to extend the use of these tools to the whole UAV development process.

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