Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: ACSL debuts drones in Singapore
Japan-based Autonomous Control Systems Laboratory (ACSL) is hoping to expand its operations in Singapore, building on successes in its home market in areas such as infrastructure inspection and package delivery.
Showcasing its range of unmanned technologies at Unmanned Systems Asia for the first time, ACSL achieved an initial public offering in Japan on 21 December 2018.
In February 2019 the company reached an agreement with the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force on the use of unmanned systems in disaster relief operations, while in March it announced the development of systems that support autonomous flight via mobile networks in cooperation with NTT
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