Drone Researches To Help Swimmers In Distress

A New Project has been launched in Waterford that will assist the development of drone technology to perform tasks such as package delivery, delivering medical supplies or coming to the aid of swimmers in distress.

The collaboration between researchers at Maynooth University and the number of industry partners known as U-Flyte would aim to develop computer systems to increase the distance over which drone operators can fly their machines.

Drone operators are restricted to fly in certain areas and fly within a certain specified range. On the other hand, U-Flyte aim is “to tackle the current global log-jam impeding the wider development of drone operation and the roll-out of commercial services by providing the research, data and case studies to guide agencies in allowing drones to safely fly further and higher than the current limits,” said Dr Tim McCarthy, member of the Maynooth University.

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