On July 30, 2026, Unifly announced the release of CONDUCT 2, an update to its UTM platform designed to improve conflict detection and airspace segmentation for urban drone operations. The new version enables safer and more efficient flights in complex city environments by dividing airspace into clearly defined zones and identifying potential conflicts in real time.
CONDUCT 2 introduces two core capabilities that directly address the challenges of high-density urban airspace:
This means UTM providers can offer more reliable services to fleet operators conducting deliveries, inspections, and emergency response missions in cities. It also gives regulators a clearer framework for designing urban airspace rules, as segmentation supports the creation of dynamic no-fly zones and controlled corridors.
| Stakeholder | Benefit from CONDUCT 2 |
|---|---|
| UTM Providers | Enhanced situational awareness and conflict prediction accuracy |
| Fleet Operators | Safer simultaneous drone operations in dense urban environments |
| Regulators | Data-driven basis for airspace segmentation and rulemaking |
According to the report published on sUAS News, the update is relevant for stakeholders involved in designing and operating urban airspace systems. More details can be found at the source: sUAS News.
Advanced conflict detection and airspace segmentation are essential for UTM platforms, directly improving safety and operational density in cities.
