Demonstration of laser communications with the Transportable Optical Ground Station (TOGS). The TOGS is placed in the field, unfold und set in operation in short time and receives a data signal from the optical transmitter terminal in a Do228 aircraft.
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Demonstration of laser communications between Dornier 228 aircraft and Optical Ground Station Oberpfaffenhofen.
Experiment for quantum key distribution between an aircraft and a ground station. The quantum transmitter (Alice) is installed in the aircraft, the quantum receiver (Bob) in the ground station.
Demonstration of laser communications with a miniaturized aeronautical laser terminal installed in the Tornado pod. Ground segment is DLR’s Transportable Optical Ground Station. The experiment took place at Ingolstadt Manching Airport. Data transmission at aircraft velocity of 0.7 Mach was achieved.
The PHAROS project aims at designing and implementing an innovative multi-hazard service platform which integrates space-based observation, satellite communications and navigation assets to provide sustainable pre-operational Services.
Data Processing by a PNT Unit and the Provision of Integrity Information shall contribute to a comprehensive and reliable situation awareness in all phases of ship's voyage. Learn more about it in this video.
Das vom DLR entwickelte System RCAS (Railway Collision Avoidance System) verhindert Zugkollisionen und trägt somit zu einer höheren Sicherheit im Schienenverkehr bei.
The Alert4All project lert4All aimed at improving effectiveness of alerting systems in the EU and at laying the foundations for a pan European alerting System.
The SafeTRIP project developed an open platform supporting a number of complete end-to-end and ready-to-deploy services improving road safety, mobility and environment protection for passenger vehicles.
Seamless Networking for Aeronautical Communications - one major aspect of the SANDRA concept
A back-up solution in case of GPS failure.
FootSLAM, eine Entwicklung des Instituts, ermöglicht präzise Fußgängernavigation in Umgebungen, in denen kein GPS-Empfang möglich ist - also beispielsweise im Inneren von Gebäuden.
Die Auszeichnung “DLR-Center of Excellence” wurde dem Institut für seine wegweisenden Arbeiten auf dem Gebiet der robusten und zuverlässigen Kommunikation verliehen.
The WISECOM Project studied, developed, and validated by live trials rapidly deployable lightweight communications infrastructures for emergency conditions based on satellite backhauling.
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