Turning point in national security - resilience through disruptive digital solutions
More than 200 renowned specialist companies from 17 nations will be exhibiting. This makes the AFCEA the most important exhibition for information technology in the field of defense and public security in Germany. The Fraunhofer IOSB is represented with 6 exhibits.
The Interoperability and Assistance Systems (IAS) department is represented with the following topics:
📡 Heterogeneous unmanned group of intelligent watercraft (HUGIN)
Critical maritime infrastructures are often difficult to protect against sabotage, attacks or destruction. HUGIN researched the collaboration and cooperation of intelligent, autonomous watercraft in order to enable the protection of such infrastructures with these technologies in the future in a more efficient and resource-saving manner.
📡 Automated route planning for VTOL systems with the IOSB Pathplanner
In the ALBACOPTER® lead project, the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft is developing a flying experimental platform with the VTOL (Vertical Take-Off and Landing) capability of a multicopter and the aerodynamic advantages of a glider. The IOSB software application PathPlanner enables flight missions to be planned and the telemetry data relevant to operation to be tracked live. In the ALBACOPTER® lead project, a mobile app-based front end and an on-premise backend infrastructure were us.
📡 ISR Manager Application - Resource-optimized sensor deployment planning
The computer-aided assistance system ISR Manager Application supports the planning of the effective and efficient use of the available reconnaissance resources (sensor/sensor carrier combinations) to cover information requirements and to react flexibly to changing operating conditions.
📡 Coalition Shared Data (CSD) - data and information distribution
Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) contributes to the provision of essential information. As no one nation or dimension (land, air, sea, cyber and space) has all the intelligence capabilities, cooperation is essential. The Coalition Shared Data (CSD) concept and its technical equivalent in (NATO) STANAG 4559 enables the timely and needs-based distribution of data and information derived from it.
We look forward to your visit at the Fraunhofer IOSB booth (Room Vienna, W01). Contact persons on site are: Jennifer Sander, Dirk Pallmer and Frank Reinert at the Fraunhofer IOSB booth.