Downtime of infrastructure is costly and manned inspection operations can often be dangerous to personnel. Unmanned aerial vehicles can access hard-to-reach places faster, cheaper and with less risk than manual inspections, and potentially allow the asset to remain on line.
The SDO 50 can also be used for environmental monitoring applications including topography & vegetation mapping, detection of exhaust emissions (e.g., sulfur), or nuclear radiation. Further sensor payloads can be integrated for customer-specific use cases.
The SDO 50 is also capable of providing real-time data and visual information in case of natural disasters such as wildfires, earthquakes flooding, or hurricanes to help first responders and civil protection organizations with better situational awareness.
Typical customer segments include public safety organizations such as police, border control, coast guard, first responders as well as fire departments and civil protection.
The SDO 50 with its class-leading payload capability allows the user to choose the best camera system for the mission. High payload capacity means you will be able to carry multiple sensors and/or achieve a much longer endurance than most alternative drone platforms available in the market.
The key advantage SDO 50 is its ability to collect high resolution videos and imagery, ideally suited for reconnaissance or rapid situational awareness for decision-makers, to track target objects in real-time and to detect, monitor and act upon potential threats from a safe distance.
