Remote Maintenance: The Drone as a Tool
Remote maintenance is a word that we have come across more and more often recently. We explain what this trend is about.
Pretty Impressive: What Artificial Intelligence and Drones Can Detect
Thanks to high-resolution drone images and artificial intelligence in the evaluation, images can nowadays be evaluated fully automatically in a remarkably short time. Road or building damage of a few centimetres in size can thus be detected and evaluated by computer in a matter of seconds.
Davilus – the First 3D Map of Germany
Together with HERE Technologies, FlyNex has mapped the German airspace in 3D for the first time. We explain why and how it all came about.
Telekom flies with FlyNex
Deutsche Telekom shows how modern facility management works with a drone. With FlyNex as a partner and software service provider, secure and legally compliant flights have recently been offered to property owners, property managers, and facility service providers.
The fawn rescuers
Drones are increasingly being used in agriculture. But at this time of year the demand for drone pilots is particularly high. Fawns are to be saved from mowing.
Map2Fly inspires Police College in Saxony
The police students liked the Map2Fly. No wonder, considering the possibilities offered by drones for use by public authorities and organizations with security tasks (German acronym: B. O. S.)
FlyNex Flies for ITB in Dresden
Together with ITB GmbH in Dresden, FlyNex performed a real estate survey in January. The ITB GmbH is a specialist for project development and building management. It is responsible for various real estate and properties in Dresden, which will be inspected with drones in the future.
First Medifly Testflight Successful
Instead of using blue light through the traffic, over the roofs of the city: Medifly-Hamburg tested tissue transports between two hospitals in a metropolis for the first time.
Successful inspection of power lines with drones and artificial intelligence
FlyNex and MITNETZ STROM inspected 70 power poles over a distance of 20 kilometers fully automated, with the help of artificial intelligence and a drone.
Surveying with drones – the key to success
Surveying with drones is much more efficient than conventional ground surveying. In an interview with Frank Lochau, we look at the current market situation and he gives us an insight into one of his latest drone surveying assignments.