UMT LaunchPad features an intuitive interface on a touch screen, allowing for multiple types of missions, manual control as and when required, Selection of boundaries, geofences or waypoints visibility...
In a rapidly growing economy, we are always aiming to build bigger, faster and better. And drones are helping us get there.
The world is overtly reliant on mining for raw materials like minerals, metals and coal. Even for the development of renewable energy sources, like solar panels, mining and processing of Silicon is required.
The Earth isn’t doing too well – mainly because of humans - and more specifically because of our reliance on fossil fuels for powering our lives.
As the demand for drones goes up, the need for extension of their functionalities and usability rises as well. Industries need drones to cover larger distances, while receiving real-time data from them.
The first non-military commercial drones in 2006 were able to fly for no more than 10 minutes - hardly enough to travel a few hundred meters.
