Skyway Collaborates with MatrixSpace “to Advance Integration of AI Air Traffic Management and Unmanned Aircraft Detection Systems”
Skyway, a leading California-based vertiport development and operations company and MatrixSpace, an AI-enabled sensing platform, recently announced a collaboration to advance the integration of intelligent air traffic management and unmanned aircraft detection systems, reports a press release.
“This collaboration aims to redefine safety, efficiency, and scalability in the rapidly evolving Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) sectors, setting a new standard for the aerospace navigation industry,” explains the release.
By partnering with MatrixSpace, Skyway is to expand its current upcoming deployments by leveraging its partner’s radar’s advanced AI-enabled sensing technology to enhance situational awareness. The radar systems enable precise detection, classification and visualisation of airborne and ground-based objects in real-time, empowering Skyway’s Command Centre to respond to critical issues with greater speed and efficiency.
This capability also supports Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, public safety and defence applications including enhancement for radar capabilities to improve drone detection and mitigate unmanned aircraft threats.

Clifford Cruz, CEO at Skyway, commented, “Our partnership is a game-changer for vertiport operations, bringing an advanced level of detection no-one else can provide. Integrating this intelligent radar technology with our vertiport infrastructure will ensure safer, more reliable and scalable operations for AAM.”
“As Urban Air Mobility gains momentum, robust air traffic management solutions are critical,“ continues the release. “MatrixSpace’s cutting-edge radar systems — offering features like object detection, telemetry capture, and mesh network synchronization — will empower Skyway to manage vertiports with unprecedented precision.”
Lori DeMatteis, Chief Revenue Officer at MatrixSpace, remarked, “This partnership is pivotal for accelerating innovations in aerospace navigation and ensuring seamless integration across the AAM ecosystem. It will bring next generation sensing technology to vertiport operations.”

Lori DeMatteis
The release concludes, “Real-time air traffic monitoring reduces the risk of collisions and ensures compliance with regulatory frameworks. Co-ordination between vertiports and airborne assets will optimise flight paths and schedules, making this collaboration a cornerstone of the next phase of aerospace innovation.”
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