Use Cases

UDAI is the shared substrate for low-altitude operations. Products and programmes are built on it by partners and authorities, not as isolated stacks.

OEM and partners

Manufacturers and operators register asset models, assets, and certificates, and stream ground-control telemetry into the national registry. Partners build fleet tools and programme orchestration on the same APIs.

Typical surfaces: Asset models, Assets, Partners, Telemetry wire contract.

Government

Authorised Airspace Managers and Monitors define Airspace Zones, evaluate permissions, and observe live operations. Authorised programmes check compliance against the same zones and awareness feeds.

Typical surfaces: Airspace zones, Airspace Awareness API, Constraints.

Insurers

Insurers underwrite and assess claims using verified organisation, asset, mission, and flight session records in the registry, rather than unverifiable operator-side logs. Insurance workflows consume the public APIs as partner programmes; they are not separate first-party modules of the core platform.

How to start

1. Read Architecture and Standards and Interoperability.
2. Follow the Integration Kit.
3. Exercise the Sandbox.