Telecom technology major Nokia has showcased the use of drones to conduct rescue operations for first responders. Nokia said its Ultra Compact Network provides a standalone LTE network to re-establish connectivity to mission-critical applications including video-equipped drones. The control center in a disaster location analyzes data using Nokia Video Analytics technology to derive insights that enable decision-making for prioritizing tasks for efficient and safe rescue operations. Nokia, a member of the GSMA Humanitarian Connectivity Charter, will partner with operators and NGOs in its initiative to help rescue operations, providing a limited number of its Nokia Saving Lives initiative. Nokia has showed — at the UAE Drones for Good (D4G) Award event in Dubai — the creation of LTE network quickly to connect between video camera-equipped drones and a control center using its Ultra Compact Network base station.
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Nokia showcases power of drones and LTE connectivity for public safety
Nokia has conducted a demonstration showcasing the use of LTE-enabled drones to facilitate efficient rescue operations in disaster areas. The demonstration involved the creation of an instant LTE network using its Ultra Compact Network portable base stations to establish connectivity between camera-mounted drones and a control center. Nokia conducted the demonstration at the UAE Drones for Good Award event in Dubai. "The selection of this initiative by the UAE Drones for Good Award for a public demonstration in Dubai clearly shows usefulness of this innovative initiative for smart disaster recovery." We are committed to corporate social responsibility, and with 'Nokia Saves Lives' we want to use our technologies with drones to show efficient rescue operations in collaboration with NGOs and network operators," Nokia head of Middle East Bernard Najm said.read more visit us Nokia
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