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Scottish islands progress use of drones in public services
Argyll and Bute Council, which serves citizens across a range of remote locations off Scotland’s west coast, has striven to make use of the autonomous airborne technology in recent years The local authority representing a Scottish region including 23 inhabited islands is progressing plans to become a pioneering location for drone technology following a raft of successful trials, it is claimed. School meals, medication and railway inspections are…
Argyll and Bute could take off as pioneering location for drone technology
Argyll and Bute could take off as pioneering location for drone technology maclennanai Thu, 3 Apr 2025 - 10:16 3 April 2025 Argyll and Bute could take off as a pioneering location for drone technology following a series of successful trials across the region. Argyll and Bute Council collaborated with private company Skyports to carry out a large volume of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) trials over the west coast of Scotland. Completed last August…
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