DEEP AERO is a harmonized framework for air and drone traffic management platform. Powered by AI and block chain technologies, DEEP Aero UTM is autonomous, decentralized, self-governing, intelligent UAS Traffic management system that will guarantee safe flights of manned and unmanned aircraft on the shared space. The framework’s passenger and cargo drones will transform urban transformation thanks to on-demand aviation and cargo delivery.

CONS

• The platform provides an effective mechanism to manage unmanned air traffic. It features the necessary capabilities to handle devices that do not have a pilot.
• It does not require human operators to always monitor each and every vehicle. This eliminates possibilities of human error that is inherent in traffic current management systems.
• Persistent DEEP UTM provides consistent coverage in a given geographical area. The resulting data can be used to make pertinent decisions to ensure only approved UAS use the airspace.
• It will provide crucial data that include airspace requirements, alerts that concern manned traffic, prevailing climatic conditions and locations of infrastructure and drone obstacles.
• The future of the platform is bright since with the congestions and traffic jams especially in urban centers that result in substantial time wastage.
• The platform will include a marketplace where users can purchase the drones for their desired purposes and drone accessories ensuring are requirements are readily available.
• Team: The platform is backed up by an adequate number of skilled executive and technology team that will ensure that the platform will thrive.

CONS

• Whitepaper: It is not straight to the point; dedicating a substantial fraction to benefits of drones in general instead of delving into vital issues to do with the platform was unnecessary.
• While the concept is great, adoption of the system, the cost of buying and operating it, is likely to be prohibitively high for the intended purpose (cargo delivery and passenger services).
• The worn-out parts and old drones being electronic components may pose health hazards if not disposed of properly.

SUGGESTIONS

• Summarize the white paper and ensure that it describes the platform exhaustively. Consider placing a link to other general information about drones on the website for any reader who is interested in the same.
• Retarget the system to corporate persons and state dignitaries who are willing to pay for sufficiently a sophisticated system of transport and delivery of goods.
• Recycle as many parts as possible and come up with a clear way on how to dispose of those that cannot be reused to protect the environment.

NOTE:

Clearly, this is a noble idea that will bring about great advantages both to the economy and to the users. However, in the state, the system is now I will not invest in it. The whitepaper should leave no question unanswered. All aspects of feasibility and target market should also be addressed satisfactorily.