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Brianna White

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The announcement of a technology partnership between Doosan Mobility Innovation (DMI) and automated analytics provider AI Clearing broadens the horizon for aerial drone capabilities. Doosan’s hydrogen-powered drones are capable of staying airborne for up to two hours, a dramatic increase over devices powered by lithium batteries. Coupled with their ability to carry more data sensing hardware, longer flight times will reduce the need for multiple flights, thereby increasing efficiency.
“Companies that have come to realize business value derived through data gathered by drones are increasingly demanding longer flight times,” says Doo Soon Lee, DMI’s CEO.
From a data standpoint, Taco Engelaar, AI Clearing’s chief commercial officer, says their proprietary software when installed in the drones makes near real-time insights possible, rather than transmitting data to a ground base for processing.
It sounds very exciting. However, it again brings the question builders and designers must ask themselves: “What is the best option for my aerial visualization needs — in-house, third party, or a combination of the two?”
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https://canada.constructconnect.com/dcn/news/technology/2021/09/inside-innovation-hydrogen-powered-drones-increase-aerial-surveillance-options
 

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