Scientists at The National Design and Work Forum and Throttle Aerospace Systems (TAS) have devised a drone that completed its first drones trail for organ transportation in Bengaluru, India. The vehicle did not carry an organ, but a 3kg first-aid kit on a 17 minute flight, and location was determined through predefined geo technology. Keeping hopes alive of Bengaluru giving India its first Unmanned Aerial Vehicle for organ transportation, scientists and engineers successfully test-flew a prototype last week. This is the second time this year that scientists from TAS, along with their colleagues at NASA, have demonstrated autonomous flight using drones.
Scientists at The National Design and Work Forum and Throttle Aerospace Systems (TAS) have devised a drone that completed its first drones trail for organ transportation in Bengaluru, India. The vehicle did not carry an organ, but a 3kg first-aid kit on a 17 minute flight, and location was determined through predefined geo technology. This is the second time this year that scientists from TAS, along with their colleagues at NASA, have demonstrated autonomous flight using drones.