Greetings, people must understand that that technology is here to stay and will continue with us or without us! One of our missions is to inform, educate, and train our people in Drone Technology!

What we are sharing can and has saved lives and increased the quality of life! Tomorrow’s technology is here today, we need to have the skills to be effective thinkers.”

Our mission: integrating (s.t.e.m) or (s.t.e.a.m) into the classroom, this effective learning approach. combines hands-on, problem-based learning that is Essential for high school, college, career paths.

Our goal: teaching the four C’s, critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity. *according to grand view research, the advance technology, used today’s global platform market Will grow from $5 billion in 2022 to $26 billion in 2027.

Using, (unmanned aerial vehicles), robotics and virtual/ augmented reality. Curriculum will enhance engineering – design thinking.

Ever pondered the power of a flying robot? A device that hovers in the air, capable of reaching places humans cannot, performing tasks we would find challenging, and capturing views we would otherwise miss? Welcome to the world of drones.

In the past decade, drones have evolved from simple playthings to sophisticated pieces of technology, making significant strides in various sectors. Today, we delve into some real-life case studies that highlight the importance of these unmanned aerial vehicles.

Let us begin in Rwanda, a small country in East Africa, where the hilly terrain and lack of infrastructure make medical supply deliveries challenging. In twenty sixteen, Zipline, a California-based company, began a drone delivery service to solve this problem. Their drones, also known as ‘Zips’, can carry up to three pounds of blood or medicine, flying over mountains and rivers to deliver to remote health facilities. With a round-trip range of a hundred miles, Zips have saved countless lives by delivering vital supplies in as little as fifteen minutes.Now, travel with me to Australia, where drones are combating the environmental crisis. In twenty seventeen, an initiative called ‘Seed Bombing’ was launched to restore the natural habitat destroyed by bushfires. Drones equipped with seed pods were used to plant native species in affected areas, a task that would have been impossible to achieve manually. Within a year, the drones had planted over five thousand trees, breathing new life into the scorched earth.

 Over in the United States, drones are revolutionizing the construction industry. Skycatch, a San Francisco-based company, uses drones to create 3D models of construction sites. These models help architects and engineers to plan and monitor progress, reducing errors and improving efficiency. In twenty twenty-one, Skycatch drones were used in the construction of the new Apple Campus, demonstrating their potential on a grand scale.

Drones have also proved invaluable in search and rescue missions. In twenty nineteen, a drone equipped with thermal imaging technology located a missing six-year-old boy in a dark cornfield in Minnesota within minutes. The drone’s ability to cover large areas quickly and operate in challenging conditions has made it an essential tool in such operations.

In conclusion, drones are more than just flying robots. They are lifesavers in Rwanda, environmental warriors in Australia, innovators in the American construction industry, and heroes in search and rescue missions. They have transformed the way we work, play and live, proving that the power of technology is not just in what it can do, but in how it can serve humanity. And as we continue to explore their potential, there is no telling where these remarkable machines will take us next.

The bottom line is this Mr. Adrian Cortez Mayo stepped up and stepping out to inform and enlightened us and he has the credentials to train our people in this technology. If we are going to prepare for the future, we must act now! There is limited seating in his training courses.  Call him today for further information!

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