Technology type

UAVs/drone

36 Products
1 R&D Projects
16 Organisations

Overview

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, are used for aerial surveys, mapping, and monitoring of hard-to-reach or sensitive areas. Drones provide high-resolution imagery and data, enhancing conservation research and management efforts.

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    Mamba Cliff Plants Sampling

    The Mamba cliff sampling tool was created to collect plants on cliffs. It consists of a stabilized robotic platform that can be attached to a drone. It operates with a centimetric precision that allows it to move independently from the drone to carefully collect plant samples.

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    DeLeaves tree sampling tool

    The DeLeaves® tool is a new way to remotely sample canopy using a drone. It can be attached to many commercial drones, and allows to user to cut and grab branches up to 1 inch in diameter. Safer than using shotguns or tree climbers.

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    Wildlife Drones - Dragonfly

    Collect more radio-telemetry data, more often and with less effort. It’s the world’s most advanced tracking solution for locating tagged animals in real-time. Compatible with any VHF tags globally, our unique sensor technology is a valuable addition to any conservation project

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    VT-Pigeon drone

    VT-Pigeon is an aerodynamically optimized UAV with winglet nose, designed for flexibility and increased flight time.

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    Pix4D

    A unique photogrammetry software suite for mobile and drone mapping

R&D

Organisations

  • Viettel Aerospace Institute

    The Viettel Aerospace Institute (VTX) develops high-tech aerospace technologies and specializes in aerospace equipment design, manufacturing, and production.

  • PIX4D

    Pix4D is a producer of photogrammetry software technology.

  • Scripps Institute of Oceanography

    Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego works to understand and protect the planet and find solutions to our most pressing environmental challenges.

  • NASA

    The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is America’s civil space program and the global leader in space exploration.