

Select your operation type to see how AeroNet UTM and the EdgeNode OBU work for you.
C-V2X position and intent broadcast to all nearby aircraft automatically
Cooperative Avoidance Advisory received direct to GCS — sub-50ms, no ATC relay
DFR priority corridor cleared automatically when you declare an emergency operation
LAANC authorization automated for controlled airspace entries
Remote ID compliance monitored and logged — no manual reporting
Automated pre-flight authorization — LAANC, conflict check, and USS intent sharing in one API call
Cross-operator deconfliction — your fleet and competitors' fleets resolved automatically via DSS
DFR yield protocol — fleet holds automatically when public safety declares priority, resumes when cleared
Dynamic TFR rerouting — advisories to aircraft in under 50ms via EdgeNode OBU C-V2X
Corridor reservations for recurring high-frequency routes — near-zero authorization latency
C-V2X on every ARFF and ground vehicle — tracked continuously, independent of ASDE-X radar
In-cab audible and visual alerts — driver notified directly, not just the controller
Optional CAN bus brake integration — automatic hold-short stop if driver doesn't respond
SWIM integration — live manned traffic awareness in the terminal area
A2X conflict detection below 1,000 ft AGL — closing the TCAS altitude floor gap
Pre-departure pad reservation — charge time factored in, conflict-free before aircraft departs origin
Approach corridor protection — conflict alerts at pre-tactical horizon, not on short final
Surface vehicle C-V2X — charging carts and ground crew tracked, FATO clearance confirmed before descent
eVTOL cockpit and FMS integration — pad availability and surface status delivered direct to aircraft
Landing fees and charging sessions settled automatically at trigger event — no invoicing
Multi-island, multi-facility, or statewide COP — single network-delivered display
Role-based access — each agency sees its authorized view, nothing more
Cross-agency UVR and TFR coordination — constraint changes propagate to all operators in seconds
Regulatory compliance archive — every operation logged for reporting and audit
FAA NTAP aligned — Part 108 ADSP ready for commercial BVLOS operations
Drone delivery corridors, inspection routes, and DFR programs — all visible in one display
RoboTaxi and autonomous ground vehicle C-V2X — same network as aerial operations
Geofencing and uTFR broadcast — restrictions published to all operators instantly
Airspace access fees — collect corridor revenue automatically per operation
Existing DSRC/C-ITS RSU reuse — EdgeNode OBUs interface with infrastructure already on your roads
30+ simultaneous aircraft under single-pilot waiver — validated at Coleman A. Young Airport
Shared COP for multi-team deployments — all aircraft visible to every authorized crew member
Corridor reservations for recurring routes — near-zero authorization latency on repeat missions
EdgeNode OBU C-V2X — deconfliction continues in remote areas without cellular coverage
Cross-operator coordination — inspection aircraft and commercial delivery traffic separated automatically
Broadcast uTFR — restriction published to all active operators in affected airspace in seconds
DFR priority — public safety corridor cleared automatically, commercial traffic yields without intervention
Multi-agency COP — police, fire, EMS, and mutual aid all share the same situational picture
Anonymous but authenticated — law enforcement DFR operates without broadcasting mission details
EdgeNode OBU off-grid — C-V2X coordination continues when cellular fails during major incidents
Together, these three nodes create a closed-loop Universal Traffic Management system — from the vehicle level up through the mesh to the command hub — feeding verified data to UTM providers, FAA systems and Air Navigation Service Providers (ANSPs) in real time.

V2X, A2X Comms

V2X, A2X Comms

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