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E-300 from Elimco

11 February 2013
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E-300 from Elimco

After two years of continuous and successful topographic jobs over the largest mines in the world, the E-300 Viewer has been consolidated as one of the most adequate UAV platforms for  industrial topographic applications. Industrial applications imply large productions and they are normally carried out in extreme operational envelopes. Big open sky mines, for example, have the bad habit...

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Position Partners introduces SIRIUS UAV to Australasia

12 November 2012
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Position Partners introduces SIRIUS UAV to Australasia

Precision solutions specialist Position Partners has announced a new Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for the Australasian civil construction, survey, mining and agricultural industries – SIRIUS UAV by MAVinci. Designed for a wide range of survey applications, the SIRIUS UAV is a fixed wing structure ideal for corridor mapping roads, pipelines and power lines, calculating stockpile volumes, monitoring erosion, reconciliation...

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Maker of the AR Drone invests in GIS. Is cheap, commerical drone mapping on the way?

28 July 2012
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Maker of the AR Drone invests in GIS. Is cheap, commerical drone mapping on the way?

Many people’s first introduction to commercial drones may have been the AR Drone by Parrot. Originally marketed as a futuristic RC toy you control via WiFi with an augmented reality iPhone AP, the AR Drone is a consumer-grade, $300 quadrotor with an HD Camera, the first of its kind that has been mass produced. Parrot, the company that develops...

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How unmanned aircraft systems help with construction projects

24 February 2012
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How unmanned aircraft systems help with construction projects

Never mind the fact that unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the Aeryon Scout, has nosed out the lair of Central American drug dealers, assisted Libyan rebels in gathering intelligence on enemy positions, and helped plan delivery of emergency fuel to residents of Nome, Alaska after a snowstorm — it does a darned fine job...

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Geo-Rhea GIS using sUAS

8 March 2011
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Geo-Rhea GIS using sUAS

Early adopters in the USA are sticking their heads above the parapet perhaps to give themselves a slight advantage for when commercial use of sUAS really becomes legal. You can convince a reporter that it is but not the FAA yet. Good luck to Debra and her team though a professional looking outfit that can provide a useful product to end...

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Flying Construction Workers

13 January 2011
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Flying Construction Workers

Teams of quadrotors autonomously build tower-like cubic structures from modular parts. Work done by Quentin Lindsey, Daniel Mellinger, and Vijay Kumar at the GRASP Lab, University of Pennsylvania. Bookmark It Hide Sites

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