Everynet BV has recently partnered with
Actility, global leader in IoT connectivity, to provide seamless network integration between Everynetâs carrier-grade national networks and Actilityâs IoT platforms around the world. The collaboration aims at broadening accessibility to LoRaWAN® coverage for current and future clients of both companies.
Everynet provides low-cost neutral-host LoRaWAN® national networks and
current coverage is available, among others, in Brazil, Puerto Rico, Indonesia, Italy, United Kingdom and Spain. The collaboration will grant Actilityâs existing and future clients access to the public and extended coverage in all territories where Everynet is present.
Actility provides a highly reliable and advanced IoT platform, already powering the vast majority (over 50) of public nationwide LoRaWAN® deployments and hundreds of companies all over the world. Everynet and Actilityâs networks are interconnected through ThingPark Exc
1 March 2021
D-TRIG will award grants of £30k to enable up to six SMEs to undertake early-stage research and development studies to explore how to integrate drones into UK airspace.
The D-TRIG programme will build upon the strong foundation of the DfT’s existing Drone Pathfinder Catalyst Programme, delivered by Connected Places Catapult. Achieved through ambitious plans to give UK plc a competitive advantage, achieved through the adoption of drones, promoting new markets and technology to accelerate the delivery of near-to-market drone flight and air traffic management capabilities.
The programme will have an impact by positioning the UK as a country open to technological innovation including as a source of expertise on the use of drones in industry and the public sector. It will help boost the development and use of drones across the UK.
Drone and robotic security company continues to work with industry leaders
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Asylon, Inc., an American unmanned aerial system (UAS) and robotic perimeter security company, is pleased to announce former United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Deputy and Acting Administrator Daniel K. Elwell as an official member of the board of advisors.
As the Deputy and Acting Administrator within the FAA, Mr. Elwell was responsible for managing the safety and efficiency of civil aviation within the United States. In addition, Mr. Elwell helped usher in a new breed of aircraft UAS. This came at a time when commercial demand, application, and capability of UAS skyrocketed.
Images indicate the latest UAV in Iran is a reverse-engineered copy of the MQ-9 Predator design.
The Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force unveiled a new high-altitude long-endurance UCAV on 24 February, according to the state-run Fars news agency.
The Kaman 22 reportedly has a range of 3,000km and mission endurance of 24h. It can be equipped with various EO and EW payloads, Fars noted.
Images released on social media showed Kaman 22 armed with bombs.
In terms of its design, this new UAV bears a very close resemblance to the US MQ-9 Reaper, although its size is more similar to the older MQ-1 design.
UgCS is now able to support the twin-engine telemetry providing input for a UAV. The newly created Telemetry Viewer can handle extensive telemetry from such complex drones. This allows for optimal flying of the Velos helicopter, the safest UAV in its class, with a fully redundant twin-motor design and double key components. UgCS makes piloting easier and safer, allowing for the control and monitoring of one or multiple Velos helicopters on a single mission in both single and multi-operator modes.
The field tests were initiated and conducted by Irish GeoInspect, the first company to use UgCS with its Velos helicopter. The new solution allows professionals to fine-tune projects, resulting in maximum performance and very high usability. One of the projects was a fully autonomous test flight with UgCS.