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UTM Project in Japan Global UTM Conference 2017 UTM Project in Japan June 26 2017 Hiroyuki Ushijima Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) Overview 1. UAS Industry in Japan 2. Roadmap of UAS Industry promotion 3. UTM Research & Development Project 4. Test Site for UTM Development 1 UAS Industry in Japan Yamaha Motor developed a single rotor UAV in Japan in the 1980s. Today over 1/3 of Japanese rice has pesticides applied by UAS. With the emergence of multirotor type, UAS are widely used and makers are developing various types of UAS in Japan. Disaster Agriculture Surveying Inspection Delivery Response Yamaha Motor Aero Sense DENSO Fuji Imvac PRODRONE enRoute TERRA DRONE Luce Search Multicopter Labo ACSL 2 Role of METI and JCAB METI and JCAB work together for the development of safe use of UAS. METI has a mission to promote UAS industry, while JCAB establish and enforce regulations for UAS flight. Promotion Regulation of UAS Industry of UAS Flight Manufacturing Industries Bureau, Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB), Ministry of Economy, Trade and Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Industry (METI) Transport and Tourism (MLIT) Robotics Policy Office, Industrial Machinery Division 3 Policy of UAS Promotion The Public-Private Council to realize Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s vision for UAS, formulated the “Roadmap for the Aerial Industrial Revolution.” We will aim to make parcel delivery by drone a reality, as soon as three years from now. November 5 2015 from December 7 2015 Public-Private Council for UAS Promotion and Regulation Roadmap for the Aerial Industrial Revolution (May 19 2017) http://japan.kantei.go.jp/97_abe/actions/201511/05article3.html , http://www.kantei.go.jp/jp/singi/kogatamujinki/ 4 Roadmap for the Aerial Industrial Revolution Technology development and Environmental improvement for Safe utilization of UAS 19 May 2017 The Public-Private Council for UAS Promotion and Regulation Current from 2018 from 2020’s Utilization Level 1: VLOS, remotely piloted Level 3: BVLOS, Less-populated Areas Level 4: BVLOS, Populated Areas Package delivery to islands and mountains City logistics, Security Level 2: VLOS, not remotely piloted Disaster situation survey, Search etc. Evacuation guidance in disaster etc. 2017 (FY) 2018 2019 2020～ Technology development for Level 3, 4 Acceptable safety for Level 3 for Level safety Acceptable Acceptable safety for LevelsafetyAcceptable Technology development Technology I. Realization of visual substitute function Improvement of safety and reliability of Recognizing and responding to aircraft condition Aim to equal safety to VLOS and surrounding environment visual substitute function (Prevention of collision with aircrafts or UAVs etc.) UAS Traffic Management (UTM) Integration of UTM systems Development of UTM for logistics, disaster response etc. Demonstration Further improvement of UTM and DAA technology Detect and Avoid (DAA) Development of DAA system in the RTF Utilization of UTM in society Development of radio waves, light wave sensors, etc. with integrated sensors 4 II. Ensure safety to people and properties i. Ensure reliability Aim to no fall or safe even if it's fall by Reliability of aircraft and C2 links, environmental • Ensuring high reliability Further safety improvement to people and property • Suppression of danger to people and etc. resistance etc. ii. Suppression of danger property etc. Safety function for emergency, collision safety etc. Environmental improvement Environmental Clarification of requirements of UAV, operator and operation Clarification of Clarification Clarification requirements requirements Consideration of requirements for BVLOS etc. Revision of guidelines about BVLOS Rules for UTM Qualification system for pilots and flight operators Establishment of commission Consideration of requirements for flight over people System about authentication, identification and registration of UAV of Development of performance evaluation criteria for UAV Evaluation in the RTF, International standardization Revision of guidelines about flight over people Arrangement of issues of victim relief in accident, Obligation reporting system of accidents, Rules of Gathering of accident information Consideration of measures victim relief in accidents Demonstration Demonstration environment Demonstration Demonstration Demonstrations for Level 3 Accidental responsibility environment Demonstrations for Level 4 Arrangement of demonstration environment of automatic flight etc. Development of the Fukushima Robot Test Field (RTF) Open Consideration of Japanese Regulatory Sandbox System Enforcement and operation (pending) 5 Points of the “Roadmap for Aerial Industrial Revolution” Vision of UAS Utilization 1. BVLOS UAS operations over less-populated areas from 2018. 2. BVLOS UAS operations over densely-populated areas from 2020s. Action of Technology Development 1. Technologies which enable BVLOS flight and flights over people should be developed. 2. METI will push for development of UTM and DAA technologies. Action of Environmental Improvement 1. JCAB and METI organize a committee to discuss requirements for BVLOS flight and flights over people. 2. METI and Fukushima Pref. Govt. establish a Test Site for UAS. 6 UTM R&D Project in Japan UTM R&D Project from July 2017 (3 years). METI and NEDO budgeted 1.7 billion yen ($15 million) for the first year. UAS Traffic Management (UTM) Comprehensive System DSP (Data Service Interfaces Provider) • Map UAS • Weather UAS SP UAS SP Service Provider • Airspace, etc. UAS & Operator NEDO: New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization 7 Members of the UTM R&D Project National R&D agencies and companies participating in the UTM R&D Project. JAXA, a core member of JUTM, designing architecture and interfaces of UTM with international harmonization. 1. UTM Architecture and Interfaces (R&D) : JAXA + NICT, AIST, NII 2. Comprehensive System (R&D) 4. System for NEC, NTT DATA, Hitachi DSP (R&D) Interfaces a. ZENRIN (map) 3. System for UAS SP (R&D) b. Japan Weather Association International a. Rakuten, NTT DOCOMO (weather) Organizations b. KDDI, TERRA DRONE + SECOM (subcontracting) c. Hitachi, NICT d. SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation + JAXA, NICT, Tokai University e. SUBARU, JRC, Nippon Avionics, ACSL, Mitsubishi Electric 8 Test Site “FUKUSHIMA ROBOT TEST FIELD” “Robot Test Field” will open in Fukushima Prefecture next year. It will serve as a major demonstration test site in Japan for field robots and UAVs used for delivery, disaster response and infrastructure inspection. Minami-soma City factory runway 13 km city bridge Fukushima tunnel Prefecture Namie Town Budget: 7.1 billion yen ($64 million) (2018) + 1.3 billion yen ($12 million) (2019) https://www.pref.fukushima.lg.jp/uploaded/attachment/209046.pdf 9 JUTM’s UTM Demonstration in Fukushima, March 15-16, 2017 Organizer: Japan Unmanned System Traffic & Radio Management Consortium (JUTM) Participants: 9 companies and 2 Institutes with 12 UAVs. 10 METI International UTM Seminar in Japan, March 24, 2017 11 .
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