A Bird’s Eye View of AT&T’s Drone Inspection Program | AT&T
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- AT&T’s Art Pregler, AT&T Drone Program Director, shows us the advanced technology that drones possess and how they can help solve situations in a real time manner.
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Great technology🎉
AT&T’s business in US much more advanced than those provided in ROW as the video mentioned - parent’s telephone company.
Ok. this is my new dream team, this is much better than just taking readings (rssi/vswr).
Hehe, you're a field tech? it feels odd to see someone talking about measurements on youtube :)
No Bogdan, but I sit pretty close to you
Lol
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How did you stream the DJI video to the guys desk?
Ken Komaromi lol
Alex Hulinsky c
Ken Komaromi XD
DJI manual clearly states to stay away from cell towers, electromagnetic and metallic stuff to avoid interference. the guy flew the quad directly towards the antenna in the vid. is there something different with his quad???
Is only one advice because you loss the link between RC commander and drone. That kind of drones are able to back to home point when the link fails. I am doing surveys with one DJI Phantom 4 and only avoid microwave Tx antennas because are very powerful but the other coverage antennas don't have enough power to loss radio link.
atti mode
I have flown Mavic 3E to inspect cell towers. They tell you to stay away from.power lines! Well, I inspected power lines for 5 years using M210, Air 2s, Mavic 2 Pro, and Autel Evo 2 Pro. I have never experienced signal loss from cell towers or power lines. Maybe radio antennae?
WE NEED A DRONE to fight fire fighting at solar energy project thank
Cool technology. Useful information. SAFETY is important. Privacy is not the victim when there are lives and money to be saved with newer ways to do a dangerous task. This kind of technology also creates jobs. Who is really afraid of saving money, saving lives, and creating work for technicians or inventors in this new direction?
All the trees are dieing. Your blocking the heavens from healing the world.
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ugh I have an Samsung galaxy s6 edge I really want to upgrade to a iPhone 6 ive had this phone since 4 months but this was atcully my dads phone he got it in September so its been techinlly 11 months
Sprint has the iPhone forever plan but you need to pay 12 months and then you can upgrade to the new iPhone each year
why do you want the i phone so bad and specifically the 6. why not the 6s
CrAzY BanDiT Nexter
So it looks like more an advertisement for AT&T Internet bandwidth because tower inspection like that is pretty stupid. These days companies use software called Pix4D which takes Hi-res images from different angles of the tower and then reconstructs them so you can have a proper look at them offline in your office.
Also, there is no way that guy in the office is receiving the video with "No" delay. We are talking about full HD (or even 4K) over a crappy channel.