DRONE CONSULTING

As an emerging technology, drones pose a challenge for decision makers — both in private industry and government agencies. They represent an enormous potential savings in time and money while simultaneously unlocking new possibilities that were not previously possible. However, it can be difficult to get reliable information about their true capabilities and limitations, in order to make an informed business decision.

Having started in the industry in 2010, and with our exclusive partnerships, we are uniquely qualified to help you discern fact from fiction and help you make the right decision when it comes to how — or if — to implement drones as part of your enterprise. Pricing for our services reflects your unique needs. Please, contact us for a quote.

GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER

One example which illustrates our approach comes through our exclusive partnership with Brown Unmanned Aerial Solutions and their project with NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Located in Greenbelt, Maryland, the center's administration wanted to improve physical security at the site as well as adding a new capacity to respond quickly to immediate threats.

Drones seemed like a potential solution to these issues, but making an informed decision required a careful assessment of the various regulatory, financial and technical issues surrounding the concept.

As an unbiased third party, BrownUAS performed an independent assessment on the current state of the industry and developed a specific set of recommendations. These became the basis for the center's action plan moving forward and, once the program was up and running, we provided insights as to how to review it and make adjustments to achieve optimal outcomes.

MicroMultiCopter Technology

In 2016, Patrick Sherman of the Roswell Flight Test Crew was invited to Shenzhen, China, by MicroMultiCopter Technology to evaluate their industrial drones — including prototypes powered by hydrogen fuel cells, which promise to dramatically increase the flying time that can be achieved using multirotor platforms.

In this video, Sherman tours the MicroMultiCopter factory to see how its products are made.