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Wisk and NASA Complete Simulation Validating Single Ground Supervisor Managing Three Autonomous Aircraft Simultaneously

Wisk Aero has announced the completion of a joint simulation with NASA demonstrating that a single ground supervisor can safely manage three autonomous aircraft concurrently within traditional air traffic control environments. The test, conducted under a five-year Non-Reimbursable Space Act Agreement, used routes along planned IFR corridors in the San Francisco Bay Area and gathered data on communication response times, task delays, situational awareness, and cognitive workload.

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Wisk and NASA Complete Simulation Validating Single Ground Supervisor Managing Three Autonomous Aircraft Simultaneously