Ninox Robotics, established in late 2014, is one of only four to five companies offering clients turnkey services with longer-endurance, fixed-wing UAVs. Indeed, as such, this new breed of company is able to take advantage of the boom in UAV operations in Australia.
The company described itself thus, 'Ninox Robotics is a remotely piloted aircraft service provider specialising in the extended operations required for management of infrastructure and other assets.'
Daniel Vogelnest, Ninox Robotics' technical director, told Shephard at the Avalon Air Show that the company uses two platform types from the Israeli company BlueBird Aero Systems. The most
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