Orbit Communications Systems’ Cockpit Noise Reduction System ‘AMS-ANR’ Generates Enhanced Interest in European Air Forces

Tel Aviv. A cockpit noise reduction system developed by Israeli company Orbit Communications Systems is generating enhanced interest in some European air forces.

The Orbit Audio Management Systems – Adaptive Noise Reduction (ANR) uses secure AI to perform the noise reduction in the cockpit. This innovative technology enables clear communication, free from ambient noise in the cockpit, marking a significant advancement in aviation communication solutions.

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According to the Israeli company, the microphone ANR effectively addresses the challenges of severe environmental noise encountered during flight, such as helicopter rotor and engine noises. These noises,

when combined with the pilot’s voice, can disrupt communication intelligibility, potentially leading to safety risks and operational inefficiencies.

The microphone ANR system employs an adaptive spectral subtraction algorithm using AI to sense and learn background noise at the pilot’s microphone. It estimates noise levels and removes unwanted sound

using Digital Signal Processing (DSP), enhancing radio and intercom transmissions for all crew members. This enhancement leads to a significant improvement in communication clarity and allows for full

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concentration on the mission without distractions caused by background noise.

According to Orbit, its technology is fully adaptable to a wide variety of noise types, including unique systems, with a rapid assimilation process. Reducing unwanted noise in radio transmissions while the pilot speaks

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results in crystal-clear radio and intercom communication for all mission teams, including other pilots, ground forces and ground control. This technology proves exceptionally effective, ensuring intelligible

communication even when the noise level is 400% or more compared to the speech signal level, a testament to its capability to overcome severe environmental noise conditions.

Daniel Eschar, CEO of Orbit, said that Audio Management Systems (AMS) solutions are installed on fighters, rotary wings, trainers, large mission, and transport aircraft globally. Cockpit environmental noise in these platforms is significant and creates substantial disturbances affecting cockpit communication. We are proud of our advanced technological development integrating AI and Machine Learning, ensuring clear and continuous communication for mission success.

-The writer is an Israel-based freelance journalist. The views expressed are of the writer and do not necessarily reflect the views of Raksha Anirveda

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