Drone Technology 

Swarm drones represent a significant advancement in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), leveraging the power of multiple autonomous drones working in coordination.

Detection, recognition and identification (DRI) is a technique used in photography and imaging to enhance the visibility of details in light and dark areas of an image. 

Using drones for 3D mapping? This is real. Commercial drones are increasingly being used for 3D mapping. 3D modeling drones capture data from the air and can do many things that cannot be done with traditional surveying processes.

With the popularity of drone photography, more and more aerial photography enthusiasts and drone photographers are beginning to pay attention to drone filters. Drone filters will improve the quality of drone photography images and bring stunning photography effects.

IP rating stands for Ingress Protection and is a standard that indicates the level of protection an electronic device has against external elements such as dust and water. For drones, this rating is crucial as it helps users understand how well their device will handle various environmental conditions.

Do drones with full-frame camera sensors capture better images? why is that? Here, we’ll take a closer look at full-frame cameras.

In the ever-evolving field of drone technology, the addition of laser rangefinders (LRF) has become a new highlight. UAVs equipped with laser rangefinders will be able to measure the distance of objects observed by the camera, enabling the flexible use of UAVs in more fields.

In UAV technology, sonar sensor is an important sensing device used to obtain sound wave information in the underwater environment. Sonar sensors can provide detailed information about underwater objects, terrain, and the environment by emitting sound wave signals and receiving their echoes.

In drone technology, ultrasonic sensors are a commonly used sensing device used to measure distances and detect obstacles. Ultrasonic sensors can provide precise distance information by emitting ultrasonic signals and receiving their reflected echoes, and help drones avoid collisions and achieve precise positioning.