Independent Validation

Independent Validation

This page presents field validation of the ChaserAI Navigation Platform against a GNSS reference. Independent third-party results will be published here when those campaigns are complete.

Field ledger

143

Autonomous Flights

13

Flight Hours

137

km Tested

How we validate today

Each scored sortie compares VIN absolute position to a GNSS reference (Here4) over the cruise segment.

Primary metrics are locked-mode horizontal error (median, mean, max) and vision lock duty-cycle — the share of frames where VIN holds a usable lock.

Typical VIN update rate on these sorties is ~4.6–4.7 Hz. Sites in the current ledger are Ray Brickhouse Flying Field and Scobee Flying Field in Texas — both AMA community flying fields.

Recent scored sorties

Snapshot only. Full video, Excel reports, findings and next actions are in the Flight Log.

Flight Date Site Median, m Mean, m Max, m Lock %
#0109 Jul 21, 2026 Ray Brickhouse Flying Field 0.41 0.7 3.73 96
#0117 Jul 23, 2026 Ray Brickhouse Flying Field 0.55 0.68 3.29 45
#0120 Jul 24, 2026 Scobee Flying Field 0.9 1.01 14.91 94
#0121 Jul 24, 2026 Scobee Flying Field 1.2 1.03 3.19 56

Locked-mode horizontal error vs GNSS reference. Lock % = vision_ok frame share.

What this does — and does not — prove

Does prove

  • Onboard globally referenced position can be scored against a GNSS reference on real sorties.
  • Locked-mode median error is repeatedly in the sub-meter to low-meter range across two AMA community flying fields.
  • Lock duty-cycle and outlier spikes are measured openly — including sorties where lock is incomplete.

Does not claim yet

  • Independent third-party witness results are not part of the present dataset; they will be reported in a dedicated section when complete.
  • The portfolio strip (143 / 13 h / 137 km) is an aggregate ledger estimate; not every flight in that count has a published scored pack on this portal.
  • GNSS-denied (receiver removed) campaigns are a distinct class of test and are not claimed for the entire ledger on this page.

Next

  • Continue publishing scored sorties in the Flight Log as the ledger grows.
  • Publish independent third-party campaigns — method, site, witness, and results — when complete.

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