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Aerial Imaging Technologies

Name: Aerial Imaging Technologies
Address: Atlanta, GA, US
Telephone: +16787788807

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Aerial Imaging Technologies

AIT is a FAA licensed and insured business specializing in high definition drone videography, aerial

AIT specializes in:

High Definition Aerial Drone Video and Photography: includes images and video captured for real estate, golf course virtual tours, events, and advertising. Drone Site Inspection: includes construction sites, fire scenes, public security, elevated structures, bridges, dams, oil and gas and similar. Drone Site Assessments: includes drone images/video, workflow management, data

interpretation for traffic reconstruction, agricultural assessments, volumetric analysis and thermal image for various applications.

01/07/2022

For the First Time in Medical History: Autonomous Drone Saves Heart Attack Patient, Delivering Defibrillator. Follow the link below for full details.
https://dronelife.com/2022/01/06/for-the-first-time-in-medical-history-autonomous-drone-saves-heart-attack-patient-delivering-defibrillator/

For the first time in medical history, an autonomous drone delivers defibrillator and is able to save the life of a heart attack patient.

03/20/2021

Students in the a rural Wisconsin school district will soon be getting access to the internet by drone.

Any student in the district who doesn’t have a reliable internet connection at home will be able to tap into the program, significantly expanding connectivity throughout the district.

The internet-by-drone program will be paid for through a grant of $100,000 awarded by the state of Wisconsin to the school district, so that it can test ways to expand internet access in rural areas.

The drones used in the program will be provided by a drone based integration company which will create a school network that students can tap into from home through a drone-powered cellular signal.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
In order to use drones to bring the internet to students, the drone integration company will outfit each drone so that they essentially become flying cellphone towers.

The drones can then boost cell signals in the surrounding area, making signals strong enough for students to establish reliable connections that aren’t possible with existing infrastructure.

Keeping the drones in the air for long periods of time is crucial to making this approach to connectivity work.

According to the company these tethered drones are capable of staying in the air up to 42 days.

These long flight times require a lot of energy, and are only possible through the use of power cord tethers, which connect the drone to a ground-based generator.

Using a tether, a drone can stay in the air even through harsh weather, providing a strong, reliable signal the whole time.

In the event of power loss—say, if the tether is disconnected for some reason—the drones are programmed to switch to a backup battery and land automatically, avoiding the danger that could be presented if one of these huge machines were to fall suddenly from the sky.

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Atlanta, GA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16787788807

Website

http://www.aitechs.net/

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Radio Astronomy Dish - Emory University

Radio Astronomy Dish - Emory University During the cold war, this satellite antenna was used by a Russian Media Research Team in the Eastern European Studies Department at Emory University to receive and archive encrypted Soviet Union video and audio broadcasts being transmitted from behind the iron curtain. Dr. Ellen Mickiewicz detailed the Russia Media Research her team archived during the cold war with this antenna system in her book “Split Signals” – which was described as groungbreaking and nominated the Electronic Media Book Of The Year by the National Association of Broadcasters and the Broadcast Education Association. The complete system consisted of an imported 8 meter C and Ku-Band satellite antenna, a remotely actuated antenna tracking system, custom built SECAM Ghorzont satellite receivers, SECAM RF modulators, one and one half miles of underground RF distribution wiring, and triple standard VCRs. NOTE: For much of the cold war, this Ghorzont antenna system was the only “acknowledged” system of its kind in the US. The CIA “allegedly” had a similar system tracking Russian media broadcasts, but they would never admit that over the phone when called.