Recorded simulation demonstrations of static avoidance, dynamic obstacle avoidance, and high-speed flight. Explore specific autonomy building blocks relevant to unmanned aircraft development: flight paths, obstacle geometry, and recorded planning behavior. These are controlled engineering demonstrations, not operational defense deployments.
Four synchronized views reconstruct a flight around three stationary walls, showing the recorded trajectory and obstacle geometry.
Recorded simulation — controlled scenario. This is a visualization of a recorded test, not live drone control or footage of physical flight. Use fullscreen to inspect the overlays.
A recorded 20 m flight in a known static arena with two moving boxes. Overlays distinguish simulator reference geometry, perception tracks, predictions, and recorded planning decisions.
Recorded simulation — controlled scenario. This is a visualization of a recorded test, not live drone control or footage of physical flight. Use fullscreen to inspect the overlays.
Four synchronized views reconstruct a 1,100 m simulation route, including climb, high-speed cruise, and arrival. The recording reports a measured peak speed of 44.75 mph; playback follows simulation time.
Recorded simulation — controlled scenario. Telemetry reconstruction, not physical-flight footage or live control. Height is exaggerated in selected views and the drone symbol is enlarged for visibility. This speed demonstration does not establish obstacle avoidance at 45 mph.
Each video illustrates one defined simulation scenario. Results and metrics shown apply to that recording and configuration; they do not establish general obstacle-avoidance performance or physical-flight readiness. Simulation time and wall-clock time are distinct.
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