There will be some enhanced features available when it is installed with Avidyne displays.Īvidyne was founded to bring large displays to the cockpits of small general aviation aircraft (Image: Avidyne) It can be installed on a traditional flight deck to visually acquire traffic using cameras and AI computer vision while allowing the pilot to use an iPad to zoom in on traffic. PilotEye functions will integrate with any standards-based traffic display. Avidyne has decades of experience certifying GA avionics and producing and servicing systems in the field. Schwinn founded Avidyne 27 years ago to bring big glass cockpit displays to general aviation (GA) cockpits, initially on the Cirrus SR20 and SR22. Development, validation and certification activities are very active in the STC program underway at FAA and EASA.” Visual acquisition “We expect to have finalized systems by the middle of the year. “The target is still certification this year, but due to the novelty of the system there is some risk to that,” said Schwinn.
Avidyne is aiming to gain FAA certification for the system this year with concurrent validation by EASA. PilotEye is a computer vision-based system that detects, tracks and classifies fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and drones. The two companies formed a partnership to develop the PilotEye system in 2020. He traveled from Avidyne’s base in Florida, USA to visit the Swiss company in Zurich in 2018. President and founder of avionics company Avidyne Dan Schwinn heard about Daedalean’s work in artificial intelligence (AI) avionics in 2016.
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