On 5 May, according to Royal Nokia Bel, Nokia announced the launch of the first EU CE-certified 5G integrated no-air solution.
It is known that this 5G integrated no-air solution includes the Nokia no-airs, switches, two cloud cameras and the Nokia MXIE peripheral cloud system. It operates with high reliability through 4G/LTE and 5G networks. At the same time, the operational and real-time dynamic (RTK) positioning of the supra-distance (BVLOS) improved its postureal awareness capacity.
The Nokia network solution could be used for remote search and rescue activities and to assess damage in a dangerous environment. Nokia is also able to manage autonomous scheduled flight activities through programming or to manage conventional remote equipment inspections. Access stations can protect unmanned aircraft, as well as sensor equipment or binoculars, from external hazards and adverse weather effects, and prepare for the next flight for unmanned aerial remote recharge.
