One of the
technologies that stand out the most and attracts everyone's attention in
recent years are the so-called drones, small unmanned flying devices
that can be controlled remotely. Obviously, a device of these
characteristics would surprise anyone who raised their head and saw a
drone flying over the city ready to deliver a package or carrying out
surveillance tasks, a worthy science fiction spectacle, which is not fiction at
all. computersmarketing
Developed and put
into service a very a few years ago, drones can be used in countless
tasks that humans cannot or do not want to perform, or are simply too
dangerous such as exploration or cleaning of toxic waste, and how could it be
otherwise, for war purposes. In this mega-post about drones, we
will know all the details of this fascinating technology, which can even be
used at home. hollyhealthfitness
What are drones? What is a drone for?
Drones
are an extremely useful tool for forest fire control, geology, agriculture,
construction, and traffic control and analysis in large cities, among many
other tasks; since drones
are very inexpensive to operate, They require practically
no inputs or fuels for their operation and do not endanger the lives of those
who pilot it. healthbeautystudio
But also, the
drone itself has a value of at least 60 times less than a helicopter. In
this sense, the flexibility and the possibility of being able to control this
device from a distance while keeping its operator out of danger is the
appropriate response to this type of situation.
Drones and the work humans don't want to do
For
example, a significantly striking implementation of drones is the one
used in livestock to control and graze through cameras
mounted on these drones, herds, and livestock in general. It should be
noted that the videos obtained from these cameras can then be uploaded to
YouTube, for example, for training or other purposes.
In the case of agriculture, these flying devices are presented as a
work tool of inestimable value, since through it processes can be improved, and
production optimized, mainly due to the ability of these drones to
control, in all weather conditions, agricultural crops much more safely,
quickly and efficiently than with current methods. webtechgalaxy
Drones and the work humans don't want to do
As
we mentioned earlier in this article, drones are used for the control,
manipulation, and cleaning of harmful or polluting materials. In
the event of disasters at nuclear power plants such as the one in Fukushima,
Japan, and radioactive materials released into the air must be cleaned up, drones
could fulfill this responsibility without compromising human life in any way. Unfortunately,
by the time the disaster occurred in Japan, this technology was not yet highly
developed; however, drones such as the T-Hawk have been used
to take pictures of the state of the reactors. answerhop
The use of this T-Hawk was crucial to obtain a detailed view of the
state of the interior of the reactor and obtain photographs and other data with
which to estimate the damage produced and thus develop a cleaning plan
and containment of future leaks. It should be noted that all these
reports could not have been achieved without the intervention of a drone since
it is impossible for humans to survive at this level of radiation.
