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Delivery Drones Taking Military Operations and Critical Tasks to New Heights

The present decade has seen an upsurge of research on the applications of autonomous vehicles and drones to present innovative and sustainable solutions for traditional transportation and logistical challenges. Using autonomous cars and drones resolves conventional logistics and transport challenges faced by the military during operations. Rugged tablets combined with drones deliver real-time, mobile management of collected data and remote asset tracking and control.

Digitization Improves Logistics for the Military

Military logistics is a mission-critical part of operations, and with global supply chains becoming strained, improved planning, execution and contingency become a high priority for all government defense agencies around the world.

New Military-Grade Convertible Laptop Transforms in Tight Spaces and Six-Inch Tablets Tackle Asset Management

Air Force personnel found a need for rugged technology that could go where others could not. When they brought this need to our attention, our team of engineers designed a solution for “tight spaces” and hard-to-reach places. When other tablets and laptops weren’t “getting the job done”, they sought a new, unique approach that would enable them to complete tasks even in spaces where there is barely enough room for a person, let alone tools and technology that are needed to troubleshoot the issue and make the repair.

City Planning Teams Depend on Rugged Tablets for Job Efficiency

City planning and management teams are responsible for keeping track of utilities crews and maintenance projects around the city to ensure the city, as well as all bridges, utility lines, and sewers, are functioning well. Planning managers are also tasked with planning and overseeing new development projects for the city.

Rugged Tablets for Air Force Operations: Performing in Tight Spaces

Air Force personnel had a specific space constraint they needed to be solved when they talked with the DT Research team for a military-grade mobile computer to fit in tight spaces. They realized having a laptop or a tablet built for mission-critical environments wasn’t enough. They needed a dependable laptop and tablet that could also fit into tight spaces.