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New platform allows users to control drone from browser

Avionics and Technology
7 Oct 2021 | Clara Bullock
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Cloud Ground Control

AI navigation systems manufacturer Advanced Navigation has released Cloud Ground Control, a platform enabling users to control any drone from a web browser, enhancing usability for companies using drones for emergency situations

Cloud Ground Control allows multi-user and multi-drone connections over 4G/5G using a credit card-sized modem or a smartphone app. To remotely support the execution of drone missions, the platform offers a wide range of features, including:

  • Multi-user and multi-drone connection
  • Real-time video feed and telemetry
  • End to end encryption
  • Built-in compliance
  • Cloud storage

Developed for emergency situations

Cloud Ground Control was developed for companies using drone fleets for emergency situations, construction, asset inspections and mining. As a cloud-based command and control solution, it provides pilots and mission commanders with real-time situational awareness and mission control, enabling more informed decisions and efficient responses.

The platform is already used by Australian company Little Ripper to manage their drone fleet over 1,000km of coastline. Jason Young, CEO of Ripper Corporation, commented: “Cloud Ground Control has allowed us to gain better insights of what is happening on our beaches so our teams can make more informed decisions in emergencies.”

Recently, Russian IT company Radar MMS has unveiled a UAV that it says can save people drowning after a ship accident or a helicopter crash on water.

Avionics and Technology
7 Oct 2021
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Clara Bullock

Clara Bullock is a writer for ITIJ and AirMed&Rescue. Initially a freelance writer for publications ranging from gardening news to music magazines, she has made the transition to writing about the ins and outs of travel insurance and aeromedicine. In her spare time she reviews books on Instagram and eats pasta.

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