Operational progression
Each milestone extends the system's operational understanding, moving from runway interpretation toward surface logic, traffic awareness, and full controller behavior.
Live simulator telemetry, runway references, threshold anchoring, and environmental alignment established the raw operational base.
Bearing logic, haversine distance, cross-track computation, heading normalization, and deterministic runway-relative geometry.
RIS (Runway Intelligence System), inside RISEngine, resolves touchdown, rollout, runway occupancy, and vacated-runway continuity through deterministic state interpretation.
Corridor adherence, directional consistency, threshold coherence, and stable approach interpretation before runway entry.
Active development extends runway understanding into taxi, lineup, hold-short interpretation, and departure-state continuity.
Taxi-state continuity, hold-short interpretation, lineup recognition, and runway entry logic.
Departure-roll identification and threshold-based takeoff state interpretation.
Persistent aircraft-state transitions without breaking runway ownership reliability.
Once surface intent stabilizes, runway operations expand into traffic interaction and conflict anticipation.
Predictive runway occupancy awareness before threshold conflict occurs.
Spacing logic between aircraft approaching the same runway environment.
Priority resolution, runway authority, and state-derived clearances.
Higher-level ATC behavior emerges only after aircraft-state interpretation reaches full operational consistency.
Procedural ATC decisions derived from deterministic aircraft-state understanding.
Voice interaction introduced after state reliability matures.
Coherent operational logic across simultaneous arrivals, departures, and surface movement.