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Wireless communications experts from the Institute for Safe Autonomy are part of a major research project to explore how a private 5G network could support Blackpool’s public transport system in the future.

Following widespread disruption caused by recent outages in the UK's air traffic control system, run by NATS, questions are being raised about its resilience. ISA Co-Director Professor John McDermid, shares his perspective on what went wrong and what steps need to be taken to build future resilience. Professor McDermid is also Lloyd's Register Foundation Chair of Safety at the University of York and a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

A fleet of autonomous aircraft, flying high above the Earth, could be used to deliver mobile coverage to remote areas of the UK, as part of a new project that has received funding.

The UKRI AI Centre for Doctoral Training in Safe Artificial Intelligence Systems (SAINTS), part of the Institute for Safe Autonomy, has been shortlisted at this year’s Times Higher Education Awards.