In mid-August 2020, the distribution network operator Netze BW in Baden-Wuerttemberg carried out further test flights using a drone for line inspection. Where previously helicopters flew twice a year, a drone might do all the work in the future.
Part 1 deals with UAV class identifications. After the new EU UAV regulation has come into force, all UAVs will be divided into classes. Find out more about this here.
Autumn is here. For many, this means that the drone is no longer in the air. But homeowners and managers pay attention: Right now, an inspection flight is particularly worthwhile!
FlyNex now helps with the process of applying for an ascent permit. No matter how complex, no matter how complicated.
We are now part of the EIT Digital Accelerator. 🍾 EIT Digital is the European Union's institute for digital innovation and entrepreneurship education, helping to drive Europe's digital transformation. From now on with FlyNex.
If next year on October 11th a whirring sound is heard in the air in Hamburg, chances are that it is an air taxi or a delivery drone. The reason is the ITS World Congress, aircraft, and automobile manufacturers, among others, will be presenting their latest achievements on the mobility issues of the future.
This year, the European Drone Forum of UAV DACH invites mainly digitally to the topic "From Vision to Reality - next Level of UAS Operations". FlyNex will be there!
FlyNex has been visited in Leipzig by the Innovation Advisory Board of Saxony. Together with enviaM, the delegation was shown how power grids can be sustainably inspected with software and drones.
From now on you can import KML files into Map2Fly projects. The new import function is now available to all users of the FlyNex Enterprise Suite and Map2Fly Pro.
Today, we celebrate FlyNex‘ 5th anniversary! Back in 2015, only the idea of an automated workflow for drone-based projects existed. Since then, the drone market and -technology has come a long way.
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