Traditional drone usage consists of an unmanned aircraft and pilot at the scene. Drone In A Box Vs Traditional Drone Deployment It has set the stage for establishing a truly exciting new frontier in the drone industry. And the newest entry to the market - DJI's drone in a box solution (pictured below) - adds further innovation to this area. There is a global portfolio of drone in the box success stories. Companies around the world are already in this space with solutions on the market.
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Legislation limitations, in the UK for instance, currently temper the full use of autonomous deployment: Like unresolved issues around BVLOS - which is a core element of the drone in a box principle.īut it is far from a pipe dream. The door isn't fully open, and there is still some way to go. These include remote inspections of critical infrastructure, or automatic deployment when an alarm triggers to bolster security at a sensitive site. More than just a fancy gimmick, the practise of drones operating independently or launching remotely via a docking station and flight planning software opens up some exciting opportunities. In a drone industry packed full of potential, it is a truly exciting form of innovation, with the power to revolutionise the world of work. And now DJI has got in on the act with the release of its M30 Series and DJI Dock solution - as shown in this video. Drones flying autonomously, automatically deploying from and returning to self-contained landing boxes: It sounds like a scene plucked straight from a sci-fi movie.īut the emerging drone in a box concept is becoming a reality.
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