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Kespry
Company Snapshot | December 03, 2020
Kespry continues to offer its main platform (which it now calls "Aerial Intelligence"), providing drones and software for mapping (in aggregates, mining, pulp and paper, construction) or inspection (insurance, inspection, energy); customers can use their own DJI drones if desired, and Kespry ... Not part of subscription
Cyberhawk Innovations
Company Snapshot | June 29, 2021
Cyberhawk was founded in 2008 by Malcom Connolly, who exited the company in April 2019 and started C‑Bird, a consultancy specializing in inspection using drones. The company has received debt financing from Magnesium Capital, BMO Global Asset Management, Scottish Equity Partners, and Clydesdale Bank... Not part of subscription
PrecisionHawk
Company Profile | May 11, 2022
PrecisionHawk develops unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platforms for low‑altitude aerial data collection. The company has raised USD 137 million to date It provides an end‑to‑end drone platform that offers different types of field monitoring services and data analytics; a modular sensor design ... Not part of subscription
by Chad Goldberg
Sensing solutions company FLIR recently announced two new AI-integrated traffic detection and management solutions, the FLIR TrafiSense AI, a thermal imaging system, and the TrafiCam AI, a traditional camera that features low-light, high-definition visual sensing capabilities. While the company sells traffic detection products already, the new AI cameras offer improvements in traffic prediction and congestion and accident prevention. Although the two can be used independently, in conjunction, they create a management platform capable of continuous and dynamic monitoring in all weather conditions. Consider FLIR well-positioned to offer continuous value in the traffic management space as cities look for new ways to optimize road travel.
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