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Waterquake in the South-East Asia: NEC thinks about a drone for missing persons search

Tokyo, Japan - The project for an unmanned aircraft dedicated to such purpose started, though it will not be available before two or three years

Japan proves particularly willing to support the countries hit by the waterquake occurred in Asia on last December 26, both by funding and direct aids in terms of necessities, means and personnel. Nevertheless, help (most of all for the future) even comes from technology as NEC, the well known Japanese company especially competent for precision electronics, would be designing a small drone dedicated...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 111575
Rome, Italy, 01/10/2005 13:59
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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