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RMUS Selected by NOAA as Preferred Vendor for Unmanned Systems Program Implementation Through 2028
December 21 2023
September 20, 2023 - Rocky Mountain Unmanned Systems ("RMUS") has been selected by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ("NOAA") to provide Unmanned Systems hardware solutions and training for a period of five (5) years. While this is NOAA's first long-term contract related to Unmanned Systems, many individual NOAA agencies have already been using this technology across many disciplines. According...
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Drone for Corona Inspection on Powerlines
December 21 2023
Corona is a phenomenon associated with transmission lines. It is created under conditions where localized electric field exceeds a certain critical value (4.5kV/cm). Corona occurs on all types of transmission lines, and it becomes more noticeable at higher voltages and higher altitudes. Utilities try to reduce the amount of corona because in addition to audio noise, radio and TV interferences...
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AI Software for Robots and Drones
December 21 2023
RMUS works with a number of AI software companies that provide niche solutions depending on industry and use case. There is not a one size fits all AI software program. For machine learning and artificial intelligence to get the best results, it requires training the system with our clients specific data sets. Please reach out to our team for recommendations...
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Components of Counter UAS Systems
December 17 2023
Counter UAS Systems are used to detect drones. Soon, nearly all drones in US airspace will require Remote ID, so they can be easily tracked. It's likely that those up to suspicious activity will not use drones with Remote ID. There are a number of different types and manufacturers of Counter UAS Systems. Listed below are the main components of...
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Delta Waterfowl uses RMUS AG Inspection Package for Conservation Project
July 01 2016
Very cool use of RMUS AG Inspection package -- DJI Inspire 1 with Zenmuse XT thermal camera. This was a 640 resolution 19mm lens 30 hZ camera that captured this imaging.
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