UAS and UAV are being established in the public and private sectors as RPAS, more commonly known as drones. Specifically, India is excelling as one of the most important markets for the industry. Therefore, Embention exhibits at the second edition of Unmanned Systems Conference and Exhibition India 2014 (USCEI 2014) from 18 to 19 November at the Air Force Auditorium, New Delhi, organized by Johnnette.
Embention shown in this event, USCEI 2014, its main development in the field of the UAV/UUAS / RPAS and drones, Veronte Autopilot 1x. An autopilot for any unmanned system or platform that incorporates a fully autonomous control, 3G/4G communications, onboard image processing, differential GPS positioning, inflight adaptive control, redundant configurations, etc.
Unmanned Systems Conference & Exhibition India, USCEI 2014
USCEI presented an inside look at the capabilities and strategic developments in the region and highlighted the ability of the defense and unmanned systems industry to adapt to new challenges and deliver effective solutions that meet end user requirements.
The event focused primarily on the potential use of unmanned systems in India, including aerial combat vehicles, mini and micro UAVs, and other payloads in surveillance, EOD, EW, weapons, and tracking systems; within the categories of aerial vehicles, robots, ground vehicles, underwater systems, surface vehicles, and academic unmanned systems projects.
It also featured interactive sessions between manufacturers and end users in unmanned systems. Such as speakers from the Indian Armed Forces, speakers from the foreign unmanned systems community, participation from DRDO labs, visitors, and exhibitors from foreign countries…
In USCEI 2014, it concentrated the decision-makers from the army, navy, and air forces of India, in addition to forces of order such as police, prison authorities, border security forces (border patrol, immigration, and customs), and the and the Indian coast guard. Also sectors of agriculture, forestry, firefighting, oil and gas, Indian meteorological department, etc.
