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MEASLES EXPOSURE IN HOSPITALS CAN BE TRACKED
FAST-PASS® CAN HELP ACCOUNT FOR PEOPLE POSSIBLY EXPOSED TO MEASLES OR OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN HOSPITALS
FAST-PASS® CAN HELP ACCOUNT FOR PEOPLE POSSIBLY EXPOSED TO MEASLES OR OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN HOSPITALS
Who, What, When and Where is critical for containment. The CDC can use this information to mitigate the spreading of diseases with time line reports produced by FAST-PASS.”— Greg Ruhl Executive Vice President of SISCOWEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, May 4, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — Amid growing fears about the disease, one visitor identification software solution eases concern around the potential spread of Measles in a hospital setting. The Fast-Pass® Visitor Management System manufactured by Security Identi..
Continue readingFAA Revises Predictions for Commercial Drone Market, Estimates It Will Triple by 2023
A drone capturing footage and still images of an apartment building in Philadelphia, 2016.Photo: Matt Rourke (AP)After an explosive increase in commercial drone registrations in 2018, the Federal Aviation Administration has revised its predictions for the sector and now expects it to triple in size by the year 2023, according to NextGov.
According to NextGov, the FAA was caught off guard when commercial drone operators registered over 175,000 drones in 2018, showing they “dramatically underestimated” how popular the technology would be. Though agency officials still expect growth to taper off over time, NextGov wrote, the surge in drones forced them to revise their numbers:
Last year alone, commercial drone operators registered more than 175,000 new aircraft with the FAA, increasing the total number of commercial drones in use across the U.S. by more than 170 percent, according to the administration’s annual aerospace forecast. The surge in registrations, which expanded the commercial ..
The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) supported by DroneScape, PLLC wins the 2019 AUVSI XCELLENCE Humanitarian Award for using drones in an innovative response to Hurricane Florence
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The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) supported by DroneScape, PLLC wins the 2019 AUVSI XCELLENCE Humanitarian Award for using drones in an innovative response to Hurricane Florence
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CHICAGO, May 3, 2019 — (PRNewswire) — North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper declared a state of emergency on September 7, 2018, in advance of the arrival of Hurricane Florence. The predicted hurricane impact is what drove NCDOT to activate its drone response teams. DroneScape, PLLC under a multi-year contract with NCDOT, sprung to action in support. DroneScape, PLLC called on several Charlotte, NC based drone companies: Bob Asbury of Sky Sprinter, Yvonne Becker and Linda Hudson of Pro Sky Photo, Andrew Phillips of Soar Imagery and Brett Smith of Charlotte UAV. “The individuals worked tirelessly thought-out Hurricane Florence recovery efforts,” said Joe Valasquez..
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Continue readingNCDOT recognized for drone use in disaster response
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — The North Carolina Department of Transportation is receiving national honors for its innovative use of drones during Hurricane Florence.
The department was awarded the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International’s XCELLENCE Award.
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The award comes with $5,000 which will be given to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund.
“Utilizing drones and other technological advances helped NCDOT keep people safe during Hurricane Florence and aided all our recovery efforts,” said N.C. Transportation Secretary Jim Trogdon. “Being recognized for this exemplifies exceptional teamwork coming together to use technology in ways we couldn’t even imagine just a few years ago and is an example of ingenuity at its best.”
More than a dozen drone teams flew more than 200 missions and captured 8,000 images after Florence which helped with aiding emergency response, planning detours, assessing future repair needs, and more.
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China’s leading agri-tech company XAG has just launched a patented granule spreading system JetSeed at its Special Event held in Ruoergai Grassland, Aba, Sichuan.
Aba, Sichuan (PRWEB) May 02, 2019
China’s leading agri-tech company XAG has just launched a patented granule spreading system JetSeed at its Special Event held in Ruoergai Grassland, Aba, Sichuan.
JetSeed Granule Spreading System is designed to dispense granules such as seeds, fertilisers and pesticides precisely and effectively to any environment through high-speed airflows. It helps to combat grassland degradation, one of the world’s biggest environmental challenges, using AI prescription map and high-accuracy drone spreading solution.
At the launch event, XAG introduced this cutting-edge technology to Ruoergai Grassland, one of China’s most primitive nature reserves, by spreading grass seeds on 670 hectares of degraded land with a fleet of P30 Plant Protection UASs configured with JetSeed Granule Spreading System. ..
Continue readingUSDA promotes ag precision through tech, broadband
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May 1, 2019 at 11:10 AM
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Agriculture has rolled out its next phase in reviewing the technological progress of the nation’s agricultural industry. On Tuesday, USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue released the report, “A Case for Rural Broadband: Insights on Rural Broadband Infrastructure and Next Generation Precision Agriculture Technologies.”
The USDA recently announced it is receiving applications for grants and loans to boost broadband internet access in rural areas nationwide. The new repeat pinpoints that a combination of broadband and using Next Generation Precision technology on farms and ranches may yield $47 billion in national economic benefits every year.
“Broadband and Next Generation Precision Agriculture are critical components for creating vital access to world-class resources, tools and opportunity for America’s farmers, ranchers, foresters and producers,” Perdue said. “Under the leadership of President Trump, USDA is co..
Drones could soon be used more in disaster efforts in Grand Forks
Drones could soon be used more in disaster efforts in Grand Forks
1 / 2WDAY photo2 / 2GRAND FORKS — Twelve pilots have spent the last few weeks volunteering their time as drones could soon be used in disaster efforts in Grand Forks
They sent their drones up in the air to give a bird's eye view of flooding in the area. that could change the way Grand Forks responds to flooding.
“The whole flooding process is new to me,” said Matthew Henry, a UAS operations manager for Northern Plains UAS Test Site.
Henry is one of a dozen pilots helping to visualize the changes in the river level.
“This would enable first responders to get a better bird's-eye view of what's going on,” said Henry.
During the last few weeks, the Northern Plains employees have helped in the flood fight.
They originally only intended to document what the water looked like from the sky. But as time went on they managed to do more.
With water levels high, engineers couldn't inspect the Sorlie Memori..