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Whether for surveying streets, districts, building sites or quarries: for aerial survey, drones normally fly in automatic GPS flight mode over the area in question. Vertical pictures then provide the basis for photogrammetric post-production of the images. A ground resolution of a few cm per pixel helps to meet high demands.

Precision farming is finding its way into agriculture and viticulture, whereby, for example, the drone flies an automated, pre-programmed route. These flights (accurate down to a few centimetres) can be repeated as often as needed.

The usual inspection and maintenance methods are generally time-consuming and are often fraught with risk. By using drones, territory that is difficult to reach or spread over a wide area can be inspected most efficiently without risk to personnel. The information gathered is recorded live and is securely documented.

In most cases, a bird’s-eye view can achieve a significantly better and quicker overview, with a much wider radius of observation in potentially sensitive situations. The requirements of the drones used revolve around immediate readiness and rapid delivery of decision-making information for operations controllers.

In search and rescue situations, every second counts. This may be preventive risk analysis, or on the ground at fires, accidents and natural disasters. The use of UAVs brings substantial and invaluable advantages: earlier readiness than manned support from the air, better and quicker overview from above, danger to emergency services is reduced, special sensors enable toxicity and radiation measurement in real time and hence more rapid decision-making by operations controllers in relation to suitable relief efforts.

As a full service provider we support our customers at every stage, assisting with requirements definition, procurement of the best airframes and suitable sensor systems, the clarification of legal matters, tailor-made special developments, conducting test flights and operating the drones. The professional film industry in particular makes high demands on the stability and low vibration levels of the drones used and their sensors. As a result, light-weight, partly 5-axis, gyro-stabilised camera gimbals are used.

As a full service provider we support our customers at every stage, assisting with requirements definition, procurement of the best airframes and suitable sensor systems, the clarification of legal matters, tailor-made special developments, conducting test flights and operating the drones. Drones fitted with thermal imaging cameras enable aerial thermographic inspection to be carried out in a flexible, highly accurate and cost-effective manner. Unmanned aerial vehicles provide valuable support in many industrial applications as well as for fire service and police operations.

As a full service provider we support our customers at every stage, assisting with requirements definition, procurement of the best airframes and suitable sensor systems, the clarification of legal matters, tailor-made special developments, conducting test flights and operating the drones. The research of forest ecosystem relationships using innovative measurement techniques, such as with drones equipped with laser scanners, is finding its way into modern forest and soil science (forest ecosystems). Amongst other things, unmanned aerial vehicles are suitable for use in forest yield science, forest biometrics, forest inventory measurement and for stock-taking and documentation of reforestation and recultivation.

Taking on the whole, structured process of the search for investors: Our corporate finance specialists, who are experienced in the financing of various aspiring UAV manufacturers assume responsibility at every stage along the way from the selection of possible investors, the operational control of the due diligence process, right up to final signing.