b.r.m. Blog

Unbemannte Luftfahrt: Bremen auf dem Weg zur Drone Economy

Die aktuelle Ausgabe der WFB News widmet sich dem Titelthema „Unbemannte Systeme“, und unser Geschäftsführer Harald Rossol kommt darin als Branchenexperte zu Wort. Wir fassen die wichtigsten Punkte zusammen. Unbemannte Flugsysteme sind längst mehr als eine Spielerei für Luftaufnahmen: Der globale Markt für unbemannte Luftfahrzeuge wurde 2025 auf 28,81 Milliarden USD geschätzt und soll bis...

Project SKYLINE: A Mission Control Center for Scalable Drone Operations

A remote pilot, a drone—this model reaches its limits as soon as unmanned aviation is to be used on a large scale. In the SKYLINE collaborative project, we are therefore developing a mission control center for automated and autonomous systems: Unlike a traditional control center, it enables the simultaneous monitoring of multiple drones as well as the planning and adjustment of...

U-Space Architectures for Military BVLOS Drone Swarms

From September 21 to 23, the German Society for Defense Technology (DGWT) focused entirely on artificial intelligence and unmanned systems. Our CEO, Harald Rossol, delivered a clear message: The architecture for military BVLOS drone swarms already exists—and it’s being used in civilian operations. Unmanned systems are transforming security and...

Artificial Intelligence Waiting for Green Electricity

Computationally intensive AI can consume up to 20 times more electricity under load than when idle. What if such computational tasks were specifically carried out only when sufficient green energy is available? That is exactly what we are researching in the PRO-LAB project as part of the interdisciplinary energy research laboratory at the University of Bremen. The goal: an intelligent control system that precisely manages AI tasks...

How do you build a U-Space control center? We develop them.

Airspace for drones is becoming digital, and someone needs to coordinate it safely. This is exactly where our UAS-L-USSP HB project comes in: In Bremen, we are developing a prototype system for a future U-Space Service Provider (USSP). The goal is to bring the Bremen UAS control center to a level ready for certification and to ensure the safe integration of unmanned aircraft in accordance with EU Regulations 2019/945,...

NordWest Award 2026: Drone Days Wins the “WeiterdenkerAward”

Drone Days was named a winner in the “WeiterdenkerAward” category at the 2026 NordWest Awards hosted by the Northwest Metropolitan Region. Winner of the 2026 WeiterdenkerAward © Northwest Metropolitan Region At the awards ceremony on August 20 at the Lower Saxony Open-Air Museum in Cloppenburg, Drone Days prevailed against a strong field of 14 nominees...

Harald Rossol on the “Go Global! Bremen Business Talks” podcast: From a Gimmick to the Drone Economy

When will drone technology become a real industry? And what role can Bremen play in this? Harald Rossol, CEO of b.r.m. IT & Aerospace, discusses these questions in the latest episode of the podcast “Go Global! Bremen Business Talks” with host Boris Felgendreher. During the conversation, Harald Rossol explains why the common perception of the small...

Our look back at ILA 2026

We have just wrapped up five busy days in Berlin: Markus Rossol and Harald Rossol represented b.r.m. IT & Aerospace at ILA 2026 in Berlin—at the North German Chalet on the joint booth of the State of Bremen, alongside our partners AES Aircraft, Esploro, Hanseatische Waren Handelsgesellschaft, TRIGO, and the Virtual Product House of the...

It all kicks off tomorrow: b.r.m. at ILA 2026

Starting tomorrow, Harald and Markus Rossol will be at ILA 2026 in Berlin—spending five days at the North German States’ joint chalet on the State of Bremen’s shared booth. You can find us at Chalet East, booths 22–24. They’ll be bringing along the new map of the Advanced Air Mobility Initiative for Northern Germany and the German Bight, as well as our concrete proposal for an initial U-Space and a...