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Ya had to see it to believe it... An ingenious Latvian UAS operation has pulled off an exercise in which a skydiver used one of their massive 28 rotor multi-copters to make an eye-popping skydive. On May 12, a 28-propeller drone built by Aerones lifted skydiver, Ingus Augstkalns, to a height of nearly 1100 feet, from where he accomplished the planned jump. The company, Aerones, has already demonstrated a number of dramatic heavy lift missions and solutions. GAMA has released first quarter 2017 aircraft shipments showing that both total airplane and rotorcraft shipments increased compared to the same period in 2016, while combined billings decl
Possibly The First Drone-Jump In UAV History
Ya had to see it to believe it... and thankfully, there's some great video with which to accomplish this. An ingenius Latvian UAS operation has pulled yet another attention-gathering exercise in which a skydiver has used one of their massive 28 rotor multi-copters to pull off an eye-popping skydive. On May 12, a 28-propeller drone built by Aerones lifted skydiver, Ingus Augstkalns, to a height of nearly 1100 feet, from where he accomplished the planned jump and landing under the parachute. The company, Aerones, already having demonstrated a number of dramatic heavy lift missions and solutions, explained that this achievement, "shows the reliability and lifting-ability of the drone technology that a
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