Urban Air Mobility: A Review of Recent Advances in Communication, Management, and Sustainability
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| author | He, Zhitong Wang, Zijing Li, Lingxi |
| author_facet | He, Zhitong Wang, Zijing Li, Lingxi |
| contents | Urban Air Mobility (UAM) offers a transformative approach to addressing urban congestion, improving accessibility, and advancing environmental sustainability. Rapid progress has emerged in three tightly linked domains since 2020: (1) Communication, where dynamic spectrum allocation and low-altitude channel characterization support reliable air-ground data exchange; (2) UAM management, with novel air-traffic control concepts for dense, largely autonomous urban airspace; and (3) Sustainability, driven by energy-efficient propulsion, integrated charging infrastructure, and holistic environmental assessment. This paper reviews and synthesizes the latest research across these areas, compares the state-of-the-art solutions, and outlines the technological and infrastructural milestones that are critical to realizing a scalable, sustainable UAM ecosystem. |
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| spellingShingle | Urban Air Mobility: A Review of Recent Advances in Communication, Management, and Sustainability He, Zhitong Wang, Zijing Li, Lingxi Systems and Control Urban Air Mobility (UAM) offers a transformative approach to addressing urban congestion, improving accessibility, and advancing environmental sustainability. Rapid progress has emerged in three tightly linked domains since 2020: (1) Communication, where dynamic spectrum allocation and low-altitude channel characterization support reliable air-ground data exchange; (2) UAM management, with novel air-traffic control concepts for dense, largely autonomous urban airspace; and (3) Sustainability, driven by energy-efficient propulsion, integrated charging infrastructure, and holistic environmental assessment. This paper reviews and synthesizes the latest research across these areas, compares the state-of-the-art solutions, and outlines the technological and infrastructural milestones that are critical to realizing a scalable, sustainable UAM ecosystem. |
| title | Urban Air Mobility: A Review of Recent Advances in Communication, Management, and Sustainability |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.18235 |