Why Drones are the Future of IoT
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Drones are positioned as the future of the Internet of Things (IoT) due to their dynamic nature, deployability, and ability to carry flexible payloads. These unmanned systems enable real-time data transmission and can be used across various industries for applications like aerial data gathering and mapping. The document discusses several companies involved in drone technology, emphasizing their innovative capabilities and commercial potential.
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Why Drones are the Future of IoT
- 1. November, 2014 Colin Snow CEO and Founder Why Drones Are The Future of IoT
- 2. IoT WANT TO TALK TO A LOCOMOTIVE? YOLOCO WANT TO TALK TO A DRONE? Image credit: GE
- 3. Why? Drones are the future of IoT because they: – are not static – are deployable – can carry flexible payloads – can be re-programmable in mission – can measure just about anything, anywhere
- 4. Hobby Open-source Mass produced Cheap Commercial applications [Cloud device] Extensible High ROI Specialized use Proprietary Custom made Expensive A new kind of drone
- 5. Aircraft Sensors/Payloads Ground Control & Communications SoftwareAvionics Unmanned ‘systems’ Commercial Applications
- 6. Multirotor
- 7. Fixed wing
- 8. Fact or Fiction? It’s possible to run a drone in France from your smartphone in California.
- 9. Deployable • Cloud control for drones • Addressable smart drone management platform controls multiple drones, from anywhere, on any device. • Founded 2013 • San Francisco based
- 10. Deployable 4G telemetry device enables any drone with real-time data transmission, processing and sharing
- 11. Control a fleet Runs missions anywhere in the world Multiple drones
- 12. Flexible payloads • Unmanned aerial systems and remote sensing company • Founded in 2010 • Provides an end-to-end solution for aerial data gathering, processing and analysis across a wide range of civilian industries • Operates out of offices in Indianapolis, Raleigh, and Toronto
- 14. Reprogrammable in-mission • Swiss company based in Cheseaux- Lausanne. • Founded in 2009 as a spin-off of the EPFL - based Laboratory of Intelligence Systems • Develop, assemble and market autonomous mini-drones and related software solutions for civil professional applications such as accurate mapping of mining sites, quarries, forests, construction sites, crops, etc.
- 16. Measure just about anything LiDAR unit Image credit: Phoenix Aerial Systems, Velodyne Lidar
- 17. Measure just about anything Image credit: Section 3D, Jason Amadori.com, Eliminates multiple sensors Cloud based dynamic models
- 18. Thank you Learn more: • Web http://droneanalyst.com • Twitter @droneanalyst • Email colin@droneanalyst.com