GPS Free Stabilization

The majority of drones today orient themselves by using GPS coordinates. Having a GPS signal assists them with stability during flight and for pilots to take better control of them. However, in some confined spaces such as mines, nuclear power plants, or an oil storage tank, GPS may not be available or may not be appropriate. That’s where our  GPS free stabilization drones come into their own. A drone that offers GPS free stabilization allows for the completion of inspections in locations where there may be no GPS available or where it is not permitted. We’d be delighted to tell you more about our drones and services and how we can help you to carry out more inspections in controlled and challenging areas. 

Drone Inspections Where GPS Connection Isn’t Possible

When inspecting some highly sensitive areas, such as a nuclear power plant, it’s important to take into account the potential risk to national security if connecting to GPS or the internet during an inspection. A drone with GPS free stabilization can carry out this type of inspection ensuring that no data or images are leaked in the process of flying the drone or carrying out an inspection. 

How Our Drones With GPS Free Stabilization Work

Our UAVs with  GPS free stabilization work in a range of ways. Onboard visual sensors help the UAV to stay stable while flying and fly in the right direction. They are also fitted with obstacle avoidance sensors that provide the drone with reference points that allow the pilot to hover the drone without needing to connect to GPS. These sensors provide the drone with critical information, such as altitude, location, and tilt. 

GPS Free Stabilization Can Work For Many Industries

Drones with GPS free stabilization can be the perfect inspection solution for a wide selection of industries and applications, including :

•     Mines: The further you go underground in a mine, the weaker the GPS signal will be. Our drones with GPS free stabilization offer the ideal solution. We also offer a range of range extenders that allow you to boost the signal further. 
•     Indoor inspections: For inspecting assets like large industrial boilers or oil storage tanks where GPS may be weak or non‑existent, GPS free stabilization will allow you to inspect these areas with ease
•     Bridge inspections: Flying a drone near or under a bridge constructed from metal can cause interference with the GPS signal and could result in inaccurate reporting or trouble controlling the drone. 
•     Critical infrastructure: When inspecting critical infrastructures like military bases or power plants, some government agencies may request the use of a drone with GPS free stabilization. This will help to mitigate any security risks in areas that are vulnerable. 

We’d be delighted to tell you more about our GPS free stabilization drones and how we can help you to carry out accurate and safe inspections even when GPS is not present. Speak to the team here at Multinnov today to find out more about how we can assist.