At a glance
The goal
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Using modern drone technology to test various scientific use cases in the Arctic - including glacier mapping, environmental monitoring and collecting content for science communication. It was crucial that the technology used works precisely, safely and flexibly even under adverse conditions. |
The implementation
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Before the expedition began, the FH Johanneum team first tested the DJI Matrice 4T in Austria and got to know the drone's versatile functions - including the integrated thermal camera, the powerful zoom, a precise laser rangefinder and the user-friendly mission planning. In Greenland, the drone was then used for specific tasks, such as mapping glacier tongues, monitoring the surroundings or creating content for research purposes. The integrated safety functions were particularly helpful, saving the team from several incidents. Thanks to its robust design, the Matrice 4T remained fully operational even in windy, cold and fully operational. |
Our contribution
Droniq sponsored the DJI Matrice 4T for the FH Johanneum and made it possible to use a technically sophisticated drone under real conditions. With our drone, we were able to make a contribution to research and scientific exploration. We would like to thank you for the great cooperation and pleasedto have been part of this project.
How Droniq monitors the air and accompanies the demolition
On site in Duisburg, our colleague Jan explains the central role drone use played in the blast - and how Droniq's drone detection system helped to keep the airspace safe and free of unauthorized drone flights.
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