The time when a camera and a roll of film were all you needed to create beautiful photos are long gone. Now, photographers have a vastly wider variety of instruments from which to choose, such as DSLR cameras, mirrorless cameras, smartphones, and even the latest addition to the lineup: the camera drone. Using our flying …
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Emesent is a drone autonomy company which has completed an autonomous underground flight with two DJI Matrice 300, which makes it possible to successfully find its way in two Australian mines for the first time ever. The Australian mines were testing Emesent’s 3D LIDAR-based SLAM technology system that enables drones to fly inside mines where …
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Drones are transforming the way we see the world around us. Terrain modeling, for example, give an overview of landscapes, and the words often used when describing these landscapes are: “fascinating, breath-taking, overwhelmingly beautiful, spectacular,” etc. In fact, words often fail when trying to describe what sometimes seems indescribable. What makes such beautiful landscapes so …
The number of companies offering personalized 3D printed models of objects that have been scanned and designed in CAD software has been increasing at a rapid pace. Part of the attraction of this technology is that it can be printed to the customers’ requirements. Furthermore, 3D models can now be purchased from online marketplaces and …
Archaeological Drones: As the days of balloons, kites, helicopters, and crop dusters are coming to a close in various industries and academic sectors, drones are increasingly emerging as their successor. Traditional platforms using balloons, kites, and helicopters with low‐level remote sensing have given way to new, and more sophisticated, automated systems in which active and …
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Many people would not think of journalism in the same breath as drones. What in the world could the two have in common? Is this why drone journalism appeared relatively late compared to other industries? The concept of drone journalism was first considered in 2002 at The Poynter Institute for Media Studies by Larry Larsen, …
