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New InterUSS Workshop

March 23 – Düsseldorf, Germany.

Held on the sidelines of Xponential Europe, the upcoming InterUSS workshop will explore how open-source tools can facilitate onboarding, simplify compliance processes, and support the safe scaling of the UAS ecosystem.

The InterUSS Platform (a Linux Foundation Project) seeks to advance uncrewed aviation through industry collaboration, open standards, and interoperability among all uncrewed aircraft.
InterUSS develops open-source tools for safe and efficient uncrewed aircraft traffic management.

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What We Do

The InterUSS Platform brings top industry innovators and international regulatory bodies together to create standards-compliant, open- source tools. These tools facilitate communication and interoperability in UTM/U-space. 

The goal is to accelerate the development and uptake of uncrewed aviation around the world.

The InterUSS Platform…

Fosters industry collaboration

Accelerates adoption of uncrewed aviation

Facilitates cross-border harmonization

Supports pace of innovation for diverse market of UAS services

Demonstrates standards for interoperability

Get involved

As an InterUSS Platform member, you can actively contribute to creating open-source frameworks for safe and scalable drone operations.

News

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InterUSS Workshop in Zurich: Advancing Global Scalability for UTM Through Open Collaboration

On 3 November 2025, InterUSS stakeholders from across the globe convened in Zurich, Switzerland, for the InterUSS Technical Workshop & Interoperability Roundtable. Assessing the impact of the workshop The event brought together 30 participants among CAAs (Civil Aviation Authorities), USSPs (U-space Service Providers), and industry innovators to examine how open-source…