AI-Based Autonomous Inspection Solution Trialed
H3 Dynamics and ELID Technology will trial an all-digital autonomous inspection and building façade maintenance system for tall buildings in Singapore
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H3 Dynamics and ELID Technology will trial an all-digital autonomous inspection and building façade maintenance system for tall buildings in Singapore
The Suter Industries TOA288 engine provides propulsion for Volansi's long-endurance heavy-lift drones
The new AlarisPro Spares Locker module is a comprehensive lifecycle management tool for all UAS components
Rheinmetall's Oerlikon AESA Multi-Mission Radar can detect and process mini- and micro-Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs); rockets, artillery and mortars engaging in high angle attacks; and air/surface weapons and cruise missiles
NIWA and The Nippon Foundation will be surveying the seafloor and collecting video images of the eruption’s impact from NIWA’s research vessel using the Maxlimer USV to conduct further mapping
PickNik Robotics and Sierra Space aim to develop robotic autonomy solutions that improve the ability to support low Earth orbit, lunar and deep space missions
Applications are being accepted for the business accelerator program through May 31, 2022 from tech startups focused on unmanned systems, Internet of Things (IoT), big data, and robotics
The REMUS 300 UUV is designed to advance distributed maritime operations by conducting critical underwater missions
The award acknowledges Ophir's ability to deliver advanced IR optics solutions with 100% quality
Phoenix LiDAR's systems are ideal for mapping, infrastructure inspection, precision agriculture, and more
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems conducted test flights to help the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) build evidence to support the safe and efficient integration of UAS operations in the National Airspace System
The company will provide five swarms of six UAS to be used for surveillance, with the capability to fly and continuously monitor, scan and discover for up to eight hours