The truth about the drones - uav.tools
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The document discusses the various civil applications of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), including their use in agriculture, mapping, search and rescue, and industry-specific tasks such as energy and telecom. It emphasizes the need for appropriate regulatory frameworks in Europe, highlighting principles established in the Riga Declaration for integrating drones into airspace safely. The document also outlines services related to UAV platforms, such as data processing, training, and technical support.
The truth about the drones - uav.tools
- 1. UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES – ALL THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DRONES EBIT2016, 31.03.2016 OLEGS KRUTIKOVS RIGAS DRONU FABRIKA CO-FOUNDER
- 8. CIVIL APPLICATIONS OF DRONES HOBBY AND FUN AERIAL PHOTO AND VIDEO DELIVERY SMART AGRICULTURE MAPPING DELIVERY
- 20. -COVERAGE+ - RAPIDNESS AND RELEVANCE OF DATA +
- 22. THE DECLARATION RIGA DECLARATION ON REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT (drones) "FRAMING THE FUTURE OF AVIATION" Riga - 6 March 2015 The «aviation community» established the following principles to guide the regulatory framework in Europe: 1. Drones need to be treated as new types of aircraft with proportionate rules based on the risk of each operation. 2. EU rules for the safe provision of drone services need to be developed now. 3. Technologies and standards need to be developed for the full integration of drones in the European airspace. 4. Public acceptance is key to the growth of drone services. 5. The operator of a drone is responsible for its use.
- 23. Founded in 2015, as a successor of Rigas Dronu Fabrika, our project is focused on providing services implementing UAV platforms. Acquired data processing Photogram metry Remote ground sensing Platforms integration Aerial photo and video Business functions support Geodesy and Cartography Legal services CAD photogrammetry Distance inspection and monitoring Research and development Reasearch capacity 3D remote tourism UAV platforms assembly Marketing and consulting Payloads Personnel training Technical support InsuranceSpare parts B2B partnership Certification
- 25. Thank you for your attention! UAV TOOLS Krisjana Barona str. 130 K-7 Latvia, Riga, LV-1012 Tel.: +371 29471477 Olegs Krutikovs Co Founder Email: olegs@uav.tools
Editor's Notes
- #2: introduction
- #3: Drones in the news and numbers. The technology for drones is maturing and the market for civil drones is evolving fast. It estimates in the next 10 years, civil drones could be worth 10% of the aviation market. That's 15 billion euro per year. There are already more than 1,700 different types of drones produced by official manufacturers, with about one third in Europe. Drones manufacturing may create up to 150,000 European jobs by 2050, following some industry estimates. 1 million RPAS sold in US by the end of 2015.
- #4: Drones are big and small
- #5: Drone bubble. Everyone talks, we see it on TV, and internet… but what it really is?
- #6: Lets look to the future. The future is already tomorrow, and its predictable. The future in few years – discussible. Drones are already beginning to appear in our skies but there are no clear general rules, at national or at European level, which put in place the necessary safeguards protect the safety, security and privacy of people. The impact of drones and their many applications on the economy could potentially be compared to the development of the internet in the nineties. It means that the safe development of the European market for drones is crucial step towards building the aviation market of the future.
- #7: Is the future seen like this? No clear sky, no regulation, breach of privacy, endangered being hit by drones and parts falling.
- #8: Or drones will become assisting tools of humanity, will be another reliable tool.
- #9: The present of civil drones application ideas. Hobby and fun – where it got really popular.
- #10: Photo and video - the first on mind about the drones
- #11: Delivery? Is it still myth or PR tool?
- #12: Agriculture – daily need Japan and Australia pioneering UAVs in agriculture since 1990’ties
- #13: Handy tool. photogrammetry
- #14: 3d digital surface models. Volumetric calculations.
- #15: Industrial inspections. Powerlines. Energy efficiency
- #16: Industrial inspection.
- #17: Infrared aerial video and photo. Crowd monitoring. Fast reaction.
- #18: Evaluation of casualties. Larger infrastructure objects evaluation.
- #19: Eye in the sky for the rescue operations. Emergency situations scene survey.
- #20: Pipelines inspection. Heat leakage or spill.
- #21: Difference from the other instruments of other aerial vehicles. Limited coverage, but rapid data acquisition.
- #22: Technical limitations: Flight time Blindness Waterproof Pilot / Mission planner skills Legal: CAA Radio frequencies Police Privacy issues
- #23: 6 PRINCIPLES OF THE HEADS OF EU MINISTIRES, EUROCONTROL, EUROCOMISSION AND OTHER RELEVANT BODIES
- #24: Business opportunities around drones bubble. What is the offering of UAV TOOLS
- #25: Its no more bubble, you know what it can, you know the risks and limitation You will shape the future of drones business and the market.
- #26: Conclusion. Contacts.