The Gremsy T3V3: HDMI quick release, stronger motor, and more. Vietnam-based Gremsy, manufacturers of quality gimbals for the professional market, announce their latest gimbal version today. Designed for widespread use, the Gremsy T3 is already one of the most popular gimbals used in inspections, mapping, and other commercial applications. It supports a wide range of … [Read more...] about The Newest Gremsy Gimbal: the T3V3
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Drone Marketing Meets Reality TV With Surveying as the Backdrop
We here at DRONELIFE are as vulnerable as anyone else to the joys of reality TV, so we were pleased to see that drone provider Microdrones is scheduled to release a reality TV styled video webinar series named Down to Earth. The idea is to show the challenges and hazards that surveying crews face in the field. The series will premiere next Wednesday, February 19. … [Read more...] about Drone Marketing Meets Reality TV With Surveying as the Backdrop
The Skydio 2 Dock Aims to Make Fully Autonomous Workflows a Reality
Earlier this month the highly anticipated Skydio 2 landed, revamping the original R1 and sending a clear message to hobbyist drone pilots and professionals: You don't have to fly with DJI. Aside from all the bells and whistles of the new release - which include (still) unmatched computer vision, an improved camera, longer flight time, a crash guarantee, and a cheaper opening … [Read more...] about The Skydio 2 Dock Aims to Make Fully Autonomous Workflows a Reality
Archaeologists Are Using Drones to Find Good Places to Dig: The Search for Potsherds.
The following piece is reprinted with permission from Ancient-Origins. Originally published on September, 26, 2019 and written by Alicia McDermott. Drones are becoming ever more present tools for archaeologists looking to add to their survey and excavation toolkits. They’ve been used to get some great aerial views of archaeological sites and features … [Read more...] about Archaeologists Are Using Drones to Find Good Places to Dig: The Search for Potsherds.
In Honor of INTERGEO This Week: This Awesome Drone Video of Germany
This week INTERGEO is in full swing, which is one of the largest shows of it's kind in the world. In celebration, here is a video of a German castle, Cochem Castle that was destroyed in the 17th century and rebuilt in the 19th. The description states that the video was created by Stefan Beumer. Below is the description from our friends at Airzuz. AIRVŪZ … [Read more...] about In Honor of INTERGEO This Week: This Awesome Drone Video of Germany
