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GSMA IoT WebTalk Q&A: The Power of Partnership – Clear Skies Ahead for Mobile-Enabled Aviation
Wednesday 7 April, 2021 | Advanced Air Mobility | News
The following questions were extracted from the GSMA IoT WebTalk: The Power of Partnership – Clear Skies Ahead for Mobile-Enabled Aviation, broadcast live on 24 March 2021. Contributors To get in contact, please email [email protected]
The ecosystem must adapt to meet the promise of cellular drones: reflections from the Chair of the GSMA Drone Interest Group
Wednesday 31 March, 2021 | Advanced Air Mobility
The mobile industry has connected billions of devices on the ground and is more than capable of connecting large numbers of devices in the sky as well. Cellular networks are optimally placed to enable drone-based solutions from traffic control to law enforcement, and ...
CES 2021 Highlights: Top three drone stories from this year’s virtual conference
Tuesday 2 February, 2021 | Advanced Air Mobility
Few were expecting CES to be its usual bustling affair this year, for obvious reasons. But 2021’s entirely virtual conference did nonetheless manage to provide us with some intriguing glimpses of the future in connected drones. The cause for this year’s move online has in ...
GSMA IoT WebTalk Q&A: Reaching New Heights – The Future Role of Mobile Networks in Aviation and Drones
Monday 1 February, 2021 | Advanced Air Mobility | News
The following questions were extracted from the IoT WebTalk: Reaching New Heights – The Future Role of Mobile Networks in Aviation and Drones, broadcast live on 15 December 2020. Contributors: To get in contact, please email [email protected]
Fully automated drone delivery flights over a prioritised network are getting closer
Tuesday 24 November, 2020 | Advanced Air Mobility
KPN recently conducted a new pilot on a drone delivery flight in which it investigated the possibilities of flying BVLOS in the Dutch harbour city of Rotterdam. Drones are extremely useful for the Port of Rotterdam, where this pilot took place. They can improve current ...
First cross-border drone flight conducted entirely over the mobile network between Latvia and Estonia
Friday 18 September, 2020 | Advanced Air Mobility | News
Commercial drones can help many industries by reducing costs, improving safety, efficiency and delivering a variety of new services not previously possible. The total number of drones will reach to 86.5 million by 2025[1] and total drones value chain revenue will grow to ...
Q&A: Utilising Mobile Connectivity for Drones Remote Identification
Wednesday 12 August, 2020 | Advanced Air Mobility | Internet of Things – general | News
From the IoT WebTalk: Utilising Mobile Connectivity for Drones Remote Identification, aviation and mobile industry experts from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), Skyward, A Verizon company and Vodafone addressed the ...
How the emergence of connected drones is helping the fight against COVID-19
Friday 3 July, 2020 | Advanced Air Mobility | Health | Internet of Things – general | News
The coronavirus pandemic has forced us all to adapt at speed, and ask some deeply unwelcome questions – among the most difficult of which has been how we can care for one another, and keep the world turning, while avoiding personal contact as much as possible. In some ways, ...
Connected Skies: developing the natural partnership between mobile and aviation industries
Friday 20 March, 2020 | Advanced Air Mobility | Internet of Things – general | News
The mobile ecosystem is building a valuable partnership with the aviation industry – with a particular focus on connected drones – thanks to the ubiquity, security and reliability of cellular networks. The connected sky is a major new opportunity for mobile network ...
Mobile and Aviation Industries Meet to Plan the Future of Unmanned Flight
Wednesday 14 August, 2019 | Advanced Air Mobility
What does the future have in store for aviation – and what will the role of the mobile industry be? In short, flight will soon become far less reliant on pilots, and far more reliant on cellular connectivity. Over the years ahead we’ll see much wider civilian use of ...