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Abstract: NASA's UAS Traffic management (UTM) -TCL-4 focuses on safely enabling large scale small UAS oper- ations in low altitude airspace in dense urban regions. This paper presents an operational architecture of an autonomous unmanned aerial vehicle operating in TCL4. An on-line path planning scheme is proposed which can effectively plan for feasible paths in real time with TCL-4 constraints. An end to end system is designed and tested in high fidelity Reflection architecture which demonstrates the ... Source: Real-Time Path Planning for Multi-copters flying in UTM -TCL4
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