Posted On: 09/10/2015 11:43:11 PM
Post# of 11107
Intel, Amazon & Google all want drones !
From Market Realist article September 9 (my bold emphasis):
"Drone space is seeing a lot of developments.
In the prior part of the series, we looked at technology companies such as Intel (INTC), Amazon (AMZN), and Google (GOOG), who are vying for drone space for a multitude of reasons. They want drones to enhance their operations as they explore rapid growth territory.
In July 2015, Amazon provided details of its plan for a multi-tiered drone superhighway in the sky. Amazon’s plan includes drones flying above 200 feet with the ability to communicate and ideally sense and avoid other aircraft.
Qualcomm (QCOM) is another chip company that aims to supply its products with drones. At CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2015, Qualcomm introduced a flying and rolling robot powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor through the Snapdragon Cargo. It has an integrated flight controller. Snapdragon Cargo boasts a multi-functional computing platform that combines multi-core processing, sensor integration, wireless communications, positioning, and real-time input-output for multiple robotics applications."
Exciting times ahead as Drone Services USA (DSUS) vies for a significant share of the drone market with it's proprietary, trademarked and patent pending products whilst also offering safety, training and repairs to the burgeoning industry.
From Market Realist article September 9 (my bold emphasis):
"Drone space is seeing a lot of developments.
In the prior part of the series, we looked at technology companies such as Intel (INTC), Amazon (AMZN), and Google (GOOG), who are vying for drone space for a multitude of reasons. They want drones to enhance their operations as they explore rapid growth territory.
In July 2015, Amazon provided details of its plan for a multi-tiered drone superhighway in the sky. Amazon’s plan includes drones flying above 200 feet with the ability to communicate and ideally sense and avoid other aircraft.
Qualcomm (QCOM) is another chip company that aims to supply its products with drones. At CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2015, Qualcomm introduced a flying and rolling robot powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor through the Snapdragon Cargo. It has an integrated flight controller. Snapdragon Cargo boasts a multi-functional computing platform that combines multi-core processing, sensor integration, wireless communications, positioning, and real-time input-output for multiple robotics applications."
Exciting times ahead as Drone Services USA (DSUS) vies for a significant share of the drone market with it's proprietary, trademarked and patent pending products whilst also offering safety, training and repairs to the burgeoning industry.
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