It is noted that the Russian developer of robotic drone service stations Rusdronoport has integrated artificial intelligence technologies into its product.
This allows users of droneports to organize fully autonomous UAV flights without the involvement of an external pilot and receive automatic analysis of a large amount of data transmitted from the devices.
Droneport is a robotic drone service station.
Its uniqueness is that the drone “lives” in the station and, if necessary, and at the command of the operator, can go off to perform a flight mission.
In this case, the drone operator can be located anywhere in the country.
“We note the growing attention of customers to increasingly autonomous solutions.
And we integrated modules with artificial intelligence into our system.
The drone automatically takes off from the station at the right time and completes its mission.
For example, object monitoring.
It not only transmits the image to the user online and automatically collects data, but also automatically analyzes it,” said Nikolai Ryashin, CEO of Rusdronoport.
According to him, such a development will be especially in demand at industrial enterprises and critical infrastructure facilities, where protection and monitoring of the territory are carried out on an ongoing basis.
The cost of the regular version of the droneport starts from 3.5 million rubles.
A newer development, including a domestic drone and AI modules, as noted by the company, will be about 30% more expensive.