Theatre 5 - Inspection Theatre
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Wednesday
11.00 - 11.30
Gokhan Celik
A-techSYNPotential of Larger Fixed Wing UAVs and How To Realize It
The Seminar focuses on the many potential uses of 25-150 kg MTOW Fixed Wing UAVs. Most use cases of Drones consider the use of multirotor. Which of these applications can be scaled up and performed by fixed wing UAVs at greater distances and larger areas and how? What are the technical and regulatory requirements ? Which seem to be possible and which need a lot more effort and a shift in paradigm?
12.30 - 13.00
Joerg Schamuhn
Airial RoboticsGyrocopter as solution for BVLOS operation in densely populated areas
Commencing UAS operation in densely populated areas is challenging and requires solid answers for flight safety, noise emission, productivity, elimination of downtimes. The Gyrocopter architecture with hybrid drive system technology is potentially an answer for these questions allowing operators to maximize services under a wide range of weather conditions. The principle offers easier access to permissions and certifications of these complex operations. This will be an insight into the system architecture.
13.15 - 13.45
Ronald Schultz
FIXARDifferent UAV categories and their field of application
Today are available a lot of different UAV solutions – quadcopters, planes, fixed-wings etc. and customers can get confused by the wide range of UAVs. We will shortly explain field of application for each drone category, to provide some clarity in this drone jungle.
14.00 - 14.30
Eyal Regev
GadfinTurning Drone Delivery to a Physical Network
Presenting the next generation of drone delivery – a fully autonomous B2B aerial delivery system that can create a physical internet between Wearhouse's hospitals and clinics around the world with a 24\7 AI managed grid, to supply on demand delivery in a super-fast and cost effective manner, that will revolutionize the logistic supply chain and connect the peripheral to city centres and make critical goods available everywhere.
14.45 - 15.15
James Wardlow
Phase One GeospatialUsing drones successfully for Inspection: The need for a high-quality sensor
Drones in remote asset inspection applications, and to explore the reasons and importance of using a quality remote sensing solution.
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Thursday
11.00 - 11.30
Eyal Regev
GadfinTurning Drone Delivery to a Physical Network
Presenting the next generation of drone delivery – a fully autonomous B2B aerial delivery system that can create a physical internet between Wearhouse's hospitals and clinics around the world with a 24\7 AI managed grid, to supply on demand delivery in a super-fast and cost effective manner, that will revolutionize the logistic supply chain and connect the peripheral to city centres and make critical goods available everywhere.
11.45 - 12.15
Katharina Kreitz & Paul Crowhurst
Vectoflow GmbH & Evolution Measurement LtdIntelligent Flight Test Instrumentation using 3D-Printing and pressure scanner technologies
We take a glimpse into innovation in the measurements with latest technical advances. In conjunction with the EU H2020 CleanSky project, we are using advanced 3D printing technologies to improve flow field resolution capture and measurement and developing high capability pressure instruments to augment this.
12.30 - 13.00
Hans -Georg Kinsky
CycloTech GmbHCyclogyro rotor technology for high precision manoeuvrability
The Cyclogyro rotor technology is based on the Voith-Schneider-Propeller (VSP), the most agile maritime propulsion system. CycloTech has successfully transformed this technology into a high precision thrust-vector control for use in the aviation industry. CycloTechs first use case for the technology is to enhance existing inspection drones for operations in rough and stormy conditions. The Cyclogyro rotor is used as auxiliary system for superior positioning accuracy and compensation of gust
13.15 - 13.45
Joerg Schamuhn
Airial RoboticsGyrocopter as solution for BVLOS operation in densely populated areas
Commencing UAS operation in densely populated areas is challenging and requires solid answers for flight safety, noise emission, productivity, elimination of downtimes. The Gyrocopter architecture with hybrid drive system technology is potentially an answer for these questions allowing operators to maximize services under a wide range of weather conditions. The principle offers easier access to permissions and certifications of these complex operations. This will be an insight into the system architecture.
14.00 - 14.30
Philipp Amon
RIEGLLaser Scanning and Applications from Drones
With the development of compact and lightweight laser scanners data acquisition using drones has revolutionized the surveying market. RIEGL’s Ultimate LiDAR Technology used in their broad portfolio of UAV LiDAR sensors allows the acquisition of highly accurate and informative data for most diverse applications, from power line monitoring to topo-bathymetric coastline mapping. We present sensors and systems, their special features, give an insight into diverse projects and the technology in use
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