Drones Could Use Video Images to Locate, Guide Lost Hikers to Right Path
A Swiss and Italian team developed a drone system that enables the UAVs to use video images and an algorithm to help hikers find the right path.
A Swiss and Italian team developed a drone system that enables the UAVs to use video images and an algorithm to help hikers find the right path.
Orland Park is the first municipal police department in Illinois to operate its own drone.
Both companies will exhibit tethered drones at the Fire-Rescue East 2016 Conference in Daytona Beach, Jan. 20-23
Made by a Japanese company, the unmanned device is intended for autonomous surveillance. It sits on a dedicated launching pad and charging station to ensure it will be ready to deploy at a moment’s notice.
The move comes at a time when the agency is receiving more than 100 reports per month about drones flying near manned aircraft.
The companies will develop a joint product, the DJI Zenmuse XT stabilized camera.
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Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab PhD student Andrew Barry developed the system.
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