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NASA-Funded Cornell 'Project Orion' Develops V2V Tactical Deconfliction Technology to Advance Autonomous Airspace Collaboration

Cornell University's NASA-funded Project Orion is developing Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication-based tactical deconfliction services that enable autonomous drones to exchange flight intent and resolve airspace conflicts in real time. The project has completed over 231,000 simulation runs, approximately 120.5 million executed flight trajectories, and 15,695 hours of experimentation, while building a hybrid validation platform that integrates physical flight with simulated urban airspace—laying the groundwork for future UTM and Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) systems.

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NASA-Funded Cornell 'Project Orion' Develops V2V Tactical Deconfliction Technology to Advance Autonomous Airspace Collaboration