Selfly ED&A aims to provide small aircraft with electronic eyes. This allows for collision avoidance capabilities that reach far beyond the limits human visibility. To supports and enhance the safety and efficiency of operating under Visual Flight Rules (VFR),  Selfly ED&A participates in an advanced development process (AMOR) of a radar-based environmental sensor that helps pilots to avoids collisions with other traffic and terrain, using visual guidance while being independent of weather and terrain circumstances.

 Participating in AMOR (A Mile Of Runway), Selfly ED&A aims to add a crucial level of safety to general aviation. It offers a stand-alone and affordable Electronic Detect and Avoid (ED&A) system that will significantly decrease collisions and flight restrictions. This will support market development in both manned and unmanned small aircraft in uncontrolled airspace. Furthermore AMOR will take the first, critical step in developing the technologies that will lead to further advancements in aviation.

AMOR will deliver a key enabling technology for suppliers higher up the value chain (tier 1 and tier 2 co- developers) for small aircraft. It will enable 

collision avoidance and enhanced safety through dissimilar redundant verification of critical flight avionics. These suppliers to the aviation industry consider ED&A to be a game-changing solution that delivers:

• A Safety-Adding system that detects and avoids obstacles and verifies critical flight instruments in a dissimilar manner,

• Operational Benefit through the reduction of weather dependency for small aircraft in uncontrolled airspace globally, but particularly in the EU, and eventually,

• The foundation for the next level of autoflight capability through the dissimilar redundant setup.

The system relies on a continuous-wave radar configuration to scan the space surrounding the aircraft, to identify moving or fixed objects in the sky or on the ground. It can subsequently generate cues to the pilot, and later to the avionics system, that can help with collision avoidance in any weather condition. AMOR will increase pilot safety by a factor of 5, and, as a stand-alone system, will not interfere with current civil aircraft operations.

Established by pilots for pilots, Selfly ED&A develops safety-adding systems which will unlock the true business potential of general aviation, therewith opening an entirely new market of aircraft transport for small businesses and individuals requiring increased mobility, without the need for additional infrastructure.

In the past five years alone, there have been more than 7,000 accidents in general aviation, resulting in over 2,000 fatalities, many of whom were operating under VFR. We aim to add a new level of safety to general aviation, offering a stand-alone, affordable Electronic Detection and Avoid (ED&A) system which could potentially decrease the number of fatal accidents by 80 percent.