Intel outs commercial drone -- Intel Falcon 8+ System

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Napakita nito ang paglipas ng fokus sa sektor ng Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) at ang pagpakita ng kanyang chips sa drones, ang Intel ay nagsasabihing mayroon siya ng bagong Falcon 8+ na komersyal na drone, na bilangang nagiging pamamagitan ng pamamaraan nito, isang pamamaraan na nakapagbigay ng pagbabago sa itinaksing Falcon 8 sa nakaraan, at nasa pagiging kinakailangan nito ng Intel Powerpack smart battery.

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Ito ang nagbibigay-ang pangangailangan upang maging unang nagbabago at magpapakita ng bagong kalidad para sa drone na grade na komersyal, sa pagbibigay ng kapakanan ng mga sistema na nagbibigay ng kapakanan. Ito ay mayroon ding AscTec Trinity technology, na baguhin ay isang redundant na autopilot na tatlong kaliwanian, habang tiyang tatlong redundant na inertial measurement units na nagtrabaho bilang isang grupo upang magstabilize ang drone mula sa mga elemento ng kabila-an tulad ng malaking agawan ng hangin at higpit na electromagnetic fields.

Ang mga user ay gagampanan ito gamit ang Intel Cockpit na may kompletong joystick at pwede mag-cover sa tubig ang interface. Samang report, ito ay nagbibigay ng malakas na mga pangkalahatan at nagbibigay ng structural analysis para sa mga user nito.

Intel Cockpit, water-resistant user interface, is part of the Intel Falcon 8+ unmanned aerial system. Intel Corporation on Oct. 11, 2016, announced the Intel Falcon 8+, an advanced drone with full electronic system redundancy that is designed with safety, ease, performance and precision for the North American markets. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

"The system provides detailed images down to millimeter accuracy and gives valuable structural analysis that helps users detect and prevent further damage to infrastructure. Operators will have tremendous opportunities to generate valuable aerial precision data," said Josh Walden, senior vice president and general manager of Intel’s New Technology Group.

Although it's unlikely to officially reach the Philippine shores, it's interesting to see that Intel is concentrating its efforts on this segment and we're curious to find out how they would fare in competition against other drone companies.

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Easy E · 10 years ago

intimidating ang design.

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