Applications

Fuel cell drones remove the need for boats or additional stations for inspection.

• Minimize
  operational
  downtime

• Save in
  logistics
  costs

• Save
  inspection
  time

• With an optical camera on a fuel-cell powered drone, you can fly long distances to inspect turbine blades for cracks and maintenance issues.
• Use thermal imaging cameras on your fuel-cell drone to monitor and avoid turbine overload.
• By using drones for inspection, you can minimize downtown and take images from any angle without a blind spot.
• Using drones to inspect far-flung offshore wind farms means less cost, time, and complexity as you can conduct the inspection onshore, without having to take the boat or build offshore drone stations.

Check bridge conditions and perform mandated inspections safely while reducing manned climbing.

• Increase
  safety

• Standardize
  operations to
  reduce cost

• Improve
  efficiency

• Drones equipped with zoom cameras and thermal imaging sensor help effectively inspect structures with low accessibility.
• Using drones for pre-climb inspection can prevent accidents, and inspection flights for hard-to-access bridges can look for corrosion, cracks, and deformation of structures and piers.
• Previously, many workers had to control traffic and close lanes to work with ladder trucks and boats, and battery-powered drones could not be used as a replacement due to short flight time. However, fuel cell drones can be used as a replacement, helping you save cost and secure safety.

In the highway, drones can cover the blind spot of traffic CCTV.

• Secure Safety

• Improve traffic
  management

• Thanks to the long flight time, DMI’s drones can easily fly anywhere for effective traffic enforcement.
• Drones can also be swiftly dispatched to traffic accident scenes without a police car to prevent secondary accidents.
• Drones can be used as mobile CCTVs to crack down on speeding vehicles or DUI, preventing violation of traffic regulations, which can lead to traffic accidents.
• This could encourage drivers to abide by traffic rules and drive safely, contributing to traffic flow during busy hours.

Precision forestry monitoring over large volumes of forest

• Cover 2800
  acres a day

• Reduce
  climbing
  operations

• Save cost
  and improve
  precision

• DMI’s fuel cell powered-drones can fly over 2 hours, allowing one drone to monitor up to 2800 acres of forests per day.
• Reduce mountain climbing and setup by controlling the drone from the ground, saving valuable time and adding convenience to forestry inspection and management.
• With long-endurance flight, users can precisely check the growth of plants and pest infection while saving costs by up to 23% compared to battery-powered drones (when managing a 400,000 hectares of area in a year).

You can check the condition of the river without taking a boat and also collect samples.

• No need for
  a boat

• Environmental
  Improvement

• Drones topped with hyperspectral sensors can be utilized for precisely scanning and analyzing green algae.
• Unlike previous sampling method of collecting samples from a moving boat, drones with high mobility can take pictures to check current condition of green algae while flying and collect samples if needed.
• With longer flight time, fuel cell drones can understand distribution pattern from a wider area to analyze the cause of occurrence and spread pattern, thereby preventing further spread of green algae and controlling water quality.

No matter how large the site, with hydrogen fuel cells you can conduct inspections, create 3d models and track assets in a single flight.

• Extended
  monitoring and
  inspection

• Fly longer
  for higher accuracy
  and more coverage

• Fuel cell drones can be used for surveying and mapping on construction sites.
• Mapping using drones can be used for construction progress monitoring, and inspection high-altitude structures that are difficult to approach.
• Improve safety of the site by continually inspecting for risks, monitoring assets, and reducing manned climbing.

Monitor livestock on large farms regularly without leaving your farm office or facilities.

• Daily
  monitoring

• Increase
  efficiency &
  convenience

• Long-endurance drones can be used to monitor the condition of your livestock, as well as plan and support grazing and feeding.
• By attaching a Beacon sensor, remotely monitor the health, location, infections, and fertility of your livestock.
• Long flight times allows for collection of comprehensive information- rearing environment, health monitoring and physical exercise of herds even over very large grazing areas.