Networx3 UAV is a UK-based company that provides professional drone services, including drone surveys, inspections, and event filming. They utilize a fleet of drones, including models like DJI Inspire and Flyability Elios 2, to offer services such as building surveys, infrastructure inspections (wind turbines, solar panels, etc.), and aerial mapping. Networx3 UAV partners with companies like gNextLabs and uses technologies like Elon Musk's Starlink for live drone footage transmission.
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Networx3 UAV has a Starlink dish mounted to its mobile control center van to connect its drones to the 3,000-strong satellite network orbiting 550 km above the Earth.
Networx3 UAV is operating at a level where very few drone operators can operate.
Networx3 UAV is using Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites to provide a live feed of its drone flights anywhere in the world.
Stockport-based tech company Comms Byte worked with Networx3 UAV to complete the Starlink installation.
Networx3 UAV's drone fleet can now beam back real-time video of flights from the UK's most inaccessible places using Starlink and the cloud-based drone admin system FlightHub2.
Networx3 UAV has invested heavily in advanced technology to guarantee that its drones can beam back stills and video in real time from remote internet black spots across England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.
The new technology allows Networx3 UAV to work in locations such as remote quarries, culverts, sewers, isolated reservoirs, and rural solar or wind farms without relying on conventional internet access.
Networx3 UAV is using its fleet of drones to survey and inspect a three-storey row of abandoned shops and offices in Burnley.
Networx3 UAV is collaborating with Burnley architectural practice CRC Design to convert a former vegetarian cafe and restaurant into offices, studios, and workspaces.