Deploying Drones at Scale with Neuron and Hedera Hashgraph

Drones can revolutionize deliveries, crisis response, inspections, and more, with an anticipated 2.7 billion unmanned vehicles in the air by 2026. Currently, the use of drones is limited by operational and regulatory hurdles, one example being the ability of drones to see other aircraft in order to avoid mid-air collisions. Neuron, a startup and recent winner of the Revolution.Aero pitch competition (www.revolution...), aims to solve this problem through distributed ground-based sensor networks.
Neuron makes this possible by the creation of shared airspace zones. These digitally defined spaces ensure safe flight by connecting onboard transponders via ground-based sensors to Neuron to monitor all aircraft flight paths. For aviation to be safe companies must share the traffic information, despite their competing commercial interests. The requirement for the network to be resistant to censorship and to provide accountability for its users led Neuron to use a public distributed ledger.
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[@Supremax67]

I can envision an Hedera shard of nodes running on drones where they would spread and readjust position to keep themselves decentralized geographically but also reduce latency in remote locations as needed. Disconnecting and reconnecting drone nodes with a spider weaving network would be pretty cool to see.

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[@dsanti4069]

DJI already solved this problem. They use LIDAR . Same radars used in Teslas and they are getting more sofisicated and smaller in size. I been in aerospace for 15 years and everything spoken about in this video, has already been done. GPS systems and varioius radar and radio systems already solve the "Beyond line of sight" and anti collision concerns.

[@Supremax67]

And much you say relies on a centralized database which can be corrupted or falsely reporting. You are also forgetting flight paths which cannot safely be coordinated today between different companies. A decentralized solution is the only way to go. Besides, you are promoting a product that cost as much as $20k per drone. Most average user wouldn't spend that much for a drone and you would have hard time to convince them otherwise. LiDAR is also unable to measure distance through heavy rain, snow, and fog. + GPS are not 100% reliable.

[@wizard7314]

Spoken like a cashed-up US operative. If you want a promotion you'll have to start thinking about cheap ways to get the same thing done, buddy. Civil installations of sensor networks are not comparable with infinite-money war equipment.

[@JamesDunthorne]

Most LiDAR units weigh in excess of 1kg, cost £30k, use over 10W of power, and have a range of 150m maximum. I used to use them for surveying, and have friends in Topcon and Leica, so not speaking as a novice. DJI do not have LiDAR units on their drones for this purpose and i don't believe this has been "solved". Otherwise, why can DJI drones not fly beyond visual line of sight already? Genuine question. DJI use vision based systems. My PhD research looked at vision based systems, and found them to be lacking. Pixels are not small enough to detect aircraft at ranges of 2-5km. They are only adequate for short range obstacle avoidance which is what they are designed for and advertised as Radar is a similar story. Heavy, expensive and power hungry. Only suitable for very large drones, but is effective. A large drone in the UK just used ATAS to do a beyond visual line of sight flight. The drone costs over £20million so isn't going to get mass adoption What we are putting together here is a cheap, lightweight, low power solution which can cater for the mass market. Not for the fringes of the market with huge 20 tonne drones doing sorties between countries. However we do think they will still use our services. The network is distributed for various reasons, some of which i identified in this video We agree, the technology is all there to solve the problem. This isn't a technology problem. Its a political and economic problem which DLT helps solve. It needs distributed governance, and an incentivisation mechanism so that sensors can be deployed at scale. This is what we are building. But thanks for your comments

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Me too

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.05 today over a year later....