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Smart city integration key stage of unmanned journey
While industries such as agriculture, energy and mining have embraced the use of drones the next stage of the unmanned journey will be integrating the platforms into smart cities.
Achieving this level of integration within the complexities of low altitude airspace will require a combination of connectivity, regulation, sensors and ...
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