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Research workshop NATO about UAV testing
The R&D laboratory of DPM Elettronica srl continues to work on the DronesBench and new methodological advancements will be proposed at a NATO workshop in May 2021, in collaboration with the academic partner of reference Università del Sannio, Benevento, Italy. […] -
Indus Institute of Technology and DronesBench webinar
Indus Institute of Technology, Indus University, India, hosts a webinar by Prof. Mauro Pompetti, CEO, DPM Elettronica & DronesBench, Foggia, Italy. Topic: “DronesBench” (evaluate the technical quality of drones), Date: 9 October 2020, Time: 15:30 IST […] -
JRC Applied Technologies New York United States
JRC Applied Technologies by Mr James Clark is the DronesBench exclusive partner and distributor for United States. […] -
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DronesBench™ contest winners!
The 2019 DronesBench Competition ends today: the Morselli Institute of Gela, the Hensemberger Institute of Monza and the Ferraris Institute of Settimo Torinese (TO) will be awarded on June 5th 2019 at 8:00 pm on Sharing TV (the streaming is only available in Italy, but we uploadedthe video on our youtube channel → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6xQc1lllh0 ). […] -
(Italiano) Novità EASA 24 maggio
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italian. […] -
Transition phase for the EASA 2019 standards … what to do?
In this article we will deal with the age-old problem of the documentation to be shown during a SAPR operation and of all the necessary bureaucracy, always in a very concise and affordable way. […] -
May update: specific category!
Great news in DPM! DronesBench evolves, also meeting the specific category, with a super innovative bench in the design phase. […] -
Third participant in the DronesBench ™ contest
It is the turn of the Hensemberger Institute team, which came to us in the laboratory on a gloomy Sunday in May, showing us a truly innovative drone called Alpendrone, able to save lives in the mountains thanks to the avalanche search system transceiver ARTVA. […] -
Second participant in the DronesBench™ contest
Directly from Gela, the team of the Technical Technological Institute Emanuele Morselli, leaded by Professor Pietro Giannone, brought to our attention a very efficient drone, totally built through DJI kit. […] -
EASA update April 24th 2019
EASA has recently confirmed and updated the 2019 regulations in the field of drones, in particular for the specified and open categories (in general, the EU 1139/2018 standard will be extended to all civil and military drones). […] -
First participant in the DronesBench™ contest
The Institute of Higher Education Galileo Ferraris (Settimo Torinese, TO) was the first to participate in the DronesBench ™ competition, bringing to our attention a drone with a life jacket and potentially capable of saving lives in the water: through the radio control it is in fact possible to unhook the lifebuoy, without the risk […] -
DronesBench Schools Contest: delivery date postponed
We inform the competitors that, given the school holidays at the end of April, the deadline for the drone and video delivery has been moved to 12 May 2019, hoping that the time window will meet the needs of all Institutes. […] -
Maria Immacolata Institute “School-Work Experience” (a.k.a. ASL)
The video summarizing the experience gained with the Maria Immacolata Institute is finally online, which briefly tells everything that was done in that period! […] -
Drone tester courses: become Head of Drones Safety!!
Our bench currently provides everything you need to know about your drone (self-built one or purchased in store) from A to Z … but what calculations are these results based on? […] -
The DronesBench certification is now a reality!
After months of changes and updates especially to keep up with the new European standards, the management of the DronesBench certification has now reached its conclusion! […] -
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Exciting news about drone ground measurements!
The study of drones on the Dronesbench benches is giving enormous satisfaction. In the image all the values determined on the drone can be checked even before it is put in flight. […] -
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