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GSMA Issues Joint Requirements Statement Calling Industry to Build Electronic Conspicuity Services for Drones and eVTOL

The GSMA has released the industry's first Joint Requirements Statement (JRS) developed through its Fusion programme, convening telecoms, aviation, security, and drone operators to define how mobile networks and programmable network functions can deliver safe, trusted, and scalable Electronic Conspicuity (EC) services for drones and eVTOL aircraft. Founding signatories include the UK's NCSC, Ericsson, Nokia, NextNav, and Viasat, among others.

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GSMA Issues Joint Requirements Statement Calling Industry to Develop Electronic Conspicuity Services for Drones and eVTOL