Results for: Drone Technology

Sniffer Robotics, a leader in landfill methane emissions detection, announces a new partnership program, its first partners, and successful entry into the Canadian market. The program expands the company’s unmanned aerial system (UAS) technology to international customers by partnering with local industry service providers. Sniffer Robotics recently completed its first commercial operations in Canada, conducting methane emissions monitoring inspections at landfills across five provinces. The company is poised to meet the growing demand for compliant methane emissions monitoring solutions in Canada and globally.

Cyberdrone’s captivating aerial performances combine cutting-edge drone technology and narrative storytelling. Each drone is equipped with advanced LED lighting and precise navigation, enabling intricate light patterns and dynamic image transformations in the sky. The latest technological advancements have enhanced the animation with faster drones, improved geolocation accuracy, and brighter LEDs, expanding creative possibilities and entertainment applications.

A Calgary lab leverages drones equipped with specialized cameras and sensors to study wildfires and analyze their smoke. The research aims to understand the organic components of wildfire smoke and its impact on human health. The drones also assist in detecting hotspots, assessing vegetation density, and collecting smoke samples for risk assessment. Officials urge Albertans to heed wildfire warnings amidst the early and severe start of the season.

Terra Drone Corporation, Unifly NV, and Aloft Technologies Inc. are collaborating on the world’s first joint development of UAS Traffic Management (UTM) for Advanced Air Mobility (AAMs). This partnership leverages the strengths of each company in UTM implementation and operation to create a global UTM infrastructure that will enable the integration of eVTOLs and drones into national airspace. The UTM platform will prioritize automation and advanced features to support the growth of AAM. Through partnerships with various stakeholders, the companies aim to address the challenges of urban mobility, sustainability, and air traffic safety.

Tampa General Hospital, Manatee County, and Archer First Response Systems have partnered to launch an innovative drone technology program to enhance emergency response times and save lives. The program, set to commence on May 1st, will deploy drones carrying life-saving equipment like AEDs and tourniquets to 9-1-1 callers in Manatee County. This groundbreaking initiative is expected to significantly improve survival rates for cardiac arrests, opioid overdoses, and trauma-related injuries.