About this event
Attend our online live demonstration and see how to rapidly connect the DJI M300 UAV with our tethering stations for extended flight time.
Discover our new Air Module for the DJI M300 UAV. We'll showcase the complete set up and flight operation of a powerful combination for your aerial observation missions. See how you can benefit from extended flight endurance without having to change the batteries of your Matrice 300.
Don't miss out this demonstration and see the latest functionalities of our stations, the SAFE-T 2 and the LIGH-T 4, also compatible with over 20 drones available on the market.
Length of the demonstration - 45 minutes
- Presentation of the SAFE-T 2 and LIGH-T 4 tethered drone stations and their latest functionalities
- Presentation of the new Air Module for the DJI M300 drone, and setup with our ground station
- Takeoff and flight
- Presentation of T-monitor flight monitoring application
- Zoom on highway and surroundings with the DJI Zenmuse H20 camera
- Questions / answers through the live chat
- Landing
During all the demonstration you can ask your questions in live through the chat application
Hosted by
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Team member
Elistair Team Live Demo Host @ ELISTAIRT
With offices in France and Boston, Elistair develops tethered drones and powered tethering stations for third-party drones. Elistair’s products are deployed with militaries, police forces, public security departments and private companies in more than 60 countries.
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Team member
Karan Khurana Head: Business Development Europe & Asia @ ElistairT
In charge of International Business Development for Asia & Europe at Elistair, a leading manufacturer of automated Tethered Drone Systems. This includes handling direct & indirect sales, building and managing a distributor network, presenting live demonstrations and securing strategic partnerships.
ELISTAIR
The Tethered Drone CompanyFounded in 2014 and headquartered in France, Elistair develops tethered drones and powered tethering stations for third-party drones, turning small multi-rotor vehicles into airborne platforms for persistent surveillance and high-speed telecommunications.
