by Seppe Oyen | Mar 4, 2020 | DronePort
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc., the largest drone company in the world, is coming to DronePort again. The tech giant, originally from California, not only produces unmanned aircraft for the US military, but also consists of a network of affiliated companies...
by Seppe Oyen | Mar 2, 2020 | DronePort
Just like DronePort in Belgium, the Dutch Drone Center is a test center for drones, but in the Netherlands. Since January 2017, drones have been tested in a controlled airspace. Together with the sector federation DARPAS (the Dutch counterpart of EUKA) they came to...
by Seppe Oyen | Feb 10, 2020 | DronePort
Last Thursday, February 6, Senhive presented the updated version of its SenAir system. Together with their Spanish partner Advanced Radar Technologies (ART), Senhive demonstrated the ART Midrange 3D radar, one part of the modular solution that Senhive offers for...
by Seppe Oyen | Feb 4, 2020 | DronePort
In the context of the Postgraduate Drones Business Architect, ten companies will pitch their business case for the students. In DronePort they try to convince the students to opt for their idea to further develop it into a fully-fledged business plan or innovation...
by Seppe Oyen | Jan 23, 2020 | DronePort
DR-one, a drone company based at DronePort, becomes a dealer of the French brand Elistair, a manufacturer of drone technology that specializes in tether systems for surveillance drones, for example. With such a system, a drone is attached to a power cord so that it...
