As reported by GPS World: JAVAD GNSS is introducing its new unmanned aerial vehicle with the
dramatic flourish of a video showing the UAV in flight, accompanied by
the “Also Sprach Zarathustra” theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
The TRIUMPH-F1 unmanned aerial vehicle is based on the JAVAD GNSS
TRIUMPH-1. TRIUMPH-1 is the company’s field-tested high-precision
geodetic GNSS receiver with 864 channels to track all current and future
GNSS signals.
When used on the ground, the TRIUMPH-F1 can function as a TRIUMPH-1
base or rover. The four motor arms (for eight motors) are detachable.
There are four screw inserts in the bottom to attach the TRIUMPH-F1 to a
pole mount for field use.
The TRIUMPH-F1 features user-friendly mission programming.
The four lithium polymer batteries that power the eight propeller
motors, arranged in a stacked quad formation, each have a test button
and LEDs to indicate the current charge level, as well as accessible
ports for easy charging.
The TRIUMPH-F1 also has two micro-SD slots for image
storage, a SIM card slot, a USB connector for uploading flight plans and
downloading collected images, and indicators for satellite tracking and
communications. Other indicators are dedicated to flight status and
gyro. It comes equipped with four angled documentation cameras and a
downward high-precision camera for photogrammetry.
JAVAD GNSS will exhibit the new device at InterGeo, to be held October 7-9 in Berlin.
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