Some farmers already use drones in their daily work as we already explained in our blog post on June 18th. In this article we would like to dig deeper into the usage of drones for saving fawns.
Some farmers already use drones in their daily work. Drones can fly over fields in a short period of time and the data they obtain will help them e.g. determine where to irrigate. Drones can also help protect nature and save lives.
Our event on May 23rd, 2019 in our headquarters in Leipzig was a complete success. Exciting lectures, interesting conversations and inspiring talks between all industry and economy participants on the topic drones in the energy sector.
In Germany, logistics companies such as Hermes and DPD have already implemented that parcel delivery at one's own front door is subject to a surcharge. Will drones deliver our parcels in the future?
Solar systems and photovoltaic systems are becoming increasingly important due to the current energy revolution taking place. In order for the systems to generate electricity and heat reliably for companies and private households, they must always be in perfect condition. [ ... ]
Haven't read it yet? Here's part I and part II Geodata is data with a spatial reference. Depending on estimates, this includes 80-95 % of all data worldwide and thus affects all industries. Maps are the classic way of presenting geodata. In times of [ ... ]
Haven´t read the first part? Read it here Maps and map-like representations are wonderfully suitable for the presentation of everything that has a spatial reference. Things have a spatial reference if a concrete location or a geographical area can be assigned [ ... ]
For many centuries, maps have influenced how we see the world and understand our environment. They both fascinate and inform at the same time. Sometimes they are even art. The Internet also allows completely new possibilities for cartography. The production [ ... ]
What does Mozart have to do with drones? Hohensalzburg Fortress proudly sits on the fortress hill above Austria's fourth-largest city on the Salzach. We will probably never know whether Mozart was interested in drones, but one thing is certain: the [ ... ]
At the beginning of the year, we developed and released MAP2FLY as a mobile app. Any pilot can download the free app from the Apple Store for iOS or Google Play for Android. We hope you like it!
