It was big news when Intel announced the Intel Falcon 8+ System, partly because it signified that the company was making a real commitment to the commercial drone market, but even moreso because of the opportunities the product would create. The V-form octocopter is designed to enable reproducible flights for valuable structural analysis which will allow users to detect and prevent damage of assets and infrastructure. That’s just one example of the ways in which the product can be utilized in a commercial setting.
At the Commercial UAV Expo, we were able to chat with Natalie Cheung, Drone Marketing Director at Intel, about the many other ways in which commercial drone operators will be able to use the UAV. We also talked about what specific markets it has been used in, what makes this UAV different from other products, how easy it is to operate and plenty more.Subscribe
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November 14, 2016
Commercial UAV Expo 2016 – Discussing the Features and Capacities of the Intel Falcon 8+ System
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Jeremiah Karpowicz is the Editorial Director of Commercial UAV News. He has spent over a decade cultivating communities of all different types, both in-person and online. He has created articles, videos, newsletters, ebooks and plenty more for these communities as a contributor and editor. He has also shaped and defined various conference programs. Today, he is focused on defining what it means to take the engagement that happens in both the physical and digital worlds to the next level. You can get in touch with him on Twitter: @jeremiahkarp
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