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Aerial map I made of East Village from FDR across Alphabet city towards Union Square on the lower east side of Manhattan in New York

WISPR Ground Control paired with Gremsy Vio is a great payload for public safety and Inspection. With WISPR Ground Control giving you full control of the payload. To learn more watch our Gremsy Vio tutorial with WISPR Ground Control. #Drones #Thermal #RGBZoom #WISPRGroundControl

When considering adopting geospatially-accurate 3D digital twins, it is important to understand the underlying data which makes up the twin and what you are intending to solve for your business. I am bringing this up because I have engaged in multiple discussions with potential clients which have invested in other digital twins and one common theme continues to pop up: The data provided is not accurate enough to help them with their use cases as they continue to scale and evolve. Now, I stress the term geospatial accuracy as we are not talking about sub-centimeter accuracies where something could sit in the real world. The accuracies derived in a geospatial sense should never be used to build skyscrapers or bridges. Geospatial accuracy is more like where something could be generally located in the real world within 5 meters. Those accuracies get worse the further away the imagery and LiDAR data is collected, i.e. digital twins using data collected by only or a combination of planes, satellites, and UAVs. In enters Cyclomedia. We are redefining the digital twin space, adding high-fidelity ground truth data collection to scale to enhance and meet your requirements. DM me if you'd like to learn more how our digital twin can solve your requirements.

Projects like this one do not get completed without having properly trained people to help in all areas. We like to make sure that the people responsible for protecting the underground infrastructure are properly trained to locate that infrastructure. #lmi #competencymatters

North Dakota Unmanned Autonomous Systems Council Welcomes General Atomics Aeronautical Systems as a New Member Grand Forks, NORTH DAKOTA – [Feb 2024] – The North Dakota Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Council is thrilled to announce the addition of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) as its newest member. The partnership between these two industry leaders signifies a significant milestone in the continued growth and development of North Dakota's #uas ecosystem. GA-ASI, a global leader in the design, development, and production of unmanned aircraft systems, brings a wealth of experience and innovation to the North Dakota UAS Council. This collaboration is expected to open up new opportunities for UAS research, development, and integration within the state. Matt Dunlevy, CEO of the North Dakota UAS Council, expressed his excitement about the partnership, stating, "We are honored to welcome GA-ASI as a member of our council. North Dakota has consistently been at the forefront of UAS innovation, and this collaboration with a renowned industry leader like GA-ASI will undoubtedly strengthen our position in the UAS industry. Together, we will continue to drive advancements in UAS technology and applications." GA-ASI has a longstanding presence in North Dakota, with a strong commitment to the region's economic development and technological advancement. Dean Gorder, Managing Director of North Dakota for GA-ASI, highlighted the significance of this partnership, saying, "We are excited to deepen our ties with North Dakota and its vibrant UAS community. This collaboration aligns perfectly with our goal of advancing UAS technology and fostering economic growth in the region. We look forward to working closely with the North Dakota UAS Council and contributing to the state's continued success in the UAS industry." The North Dakota UAS Council serves as a bridge between industry leaders, government agencies, and academic institutions, fostering collaboration and growth in the UAS sector. With the addition of General Atomics Aeronautical, the council's mission to advance UAS technology and promote North Dakota as a global UAS leader gains substantial momentum. For more information about the North Dakota UAS Council and its initiatives, please visit www.nduas.org. Media Contact: Stacey@nduas.org About North Dakota UAS Council: The North Dakota Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Council is a collaborative organization that brings together government, industry, and academia to advance the development and application of UAS technology. Established in North Dakota, one of the premier UAS testing and research locations in the United States, the council plays a pivotal role in driving innovation, fostering economic growth, and ensuring the responsible integration of UAS into the national airspace.

For #drone #vehicle #OEMs: the richness of #integrations with third-party #hardware (and #software) will be critical to serving #enterprise customers. WISPR Systems use of the Gremsy’s #VIO is but one of many brilliant integrations we are seeing between Western solutions providers.

Realistic Highway Car Crashes | BeamNG.Drive Crashes #simulation #beamng #beamngdrive #fypage #fyp #crashes #carcrashes #realism #realistic https://lnkd.in/d9RkzbXv

More drone footage from recent site visits. Am I getting better or worse?! I can’t decide, some would say you can’t get much worse. Assetz Capital #propertydevelopment #propertyfinance #housebuilding #housingmarket

First Project with Navigation System

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