Aussie, Aussie, Aussie… Cyber Technology, were hired to cover the events leading up to Australia day in Channel Seven’s first ever broadcast “Australia by drone” production for the Sunday night program. Aired on February 3, 2013.

This great feat in UAV cinematography, is a fantastic example of the kind of results achievable with our HD CyberQuad MAXI, we spent the day soaring over Perth gathering shots of Australians enjoying all that this great country has to offer.

CyberQuad MAXI’s unprecedented ability to capture candid, unscripted action as it unfolds from unique, dynamic vantage points is second to none, a significantly useful advantage when applying the CyberQuad MAXI to this kind of task lies in its ducted rotor configuration providing added safety reducing risk to people and property.

Cyber Technology looks forward to being apart of more projects like this in the near future and always promotes the safe use of UAV’s for Cinematography and Photography applications. In 2013, the sky is not the limit…

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Cyber Technology would like to welcome everyone into a prosperous new year, As of the 7th of January Cyber Technology has reopened its doors for business in 2013.

This is set to be a big year for UAV’s in the way of technological innovation and legislation, Cyber Technology plans to kick off the new year with the integration of a new Multispectral camera payload into the Cyber Quad MAXI.

Stay tuned…

Cyber Technology is closed over the Christmas and New Year break, We will start business back on the 7th of January 2013. in the meantime, feel free to send through enquiries and we will get back to them as soon as we can, we would like to wish everyone a happy Christmas and a prosperous new year.

Cyber Technology, a leader in UAV manufacture, has recently expanded their global presence by setting up a partnership to manufacture CyberQuad MAXI systems with Northwest UAV in Oregon. This mutual agreement will facilitate greater market penetration and sales support for CyberQuad systems across the United States.

To date, Northwest UAV’s primary business has been the production of engine modules used in various air, land and sea based unmanned vehicles. CyberQuad MAXI is the first complete UAV system that Northwest have manufactured to date and they welcome the expansion to their capabilities. Cyber Technology is proud to partner with a highly professional and qualified UAV manufacturing company like Northwest to support delivering quality system and parts to US customers in a timely manner.

Some of the team members involved in producing three CyberQuad MAXI UAV’s at Northwest and undertaking training.

CyberQuad flight demonstration to some of the Northwest team members.

With the increased use of small to medium sized UAV’s in the civil sector, new applications seem to come into fruition on a daily basis. One such application that is experiencing increased interest from a diverse array of industries is Aerial Surveying with UAV’s, This includes the acquisition of data for the compilation of Stockpile volume calculations, DTM, DEM, Photo Mosaic, Photomaps, and more. Aerial surveying and photo mosaic work is nothing new, however until recently it has been carried out using manned aircraft which makes the process an expensive, time consuming exercise riddled with technical requirements.

Cyber Technology has been experiencing increased demand for an easy end to end aerial surveying solution. This demand has paved the way for the Cyber Quad MAXI Digital SLR surveying package, which is capable of being quickly deployed onsite with little to no disturbance to surrounding infrastructure or operations. It then completes a pre determined, autonomous mission where it gathers photos and geo reference data for post processing. The Cyber Quad MAXI’s waypoints are managed from a 12” tablet PC, not only does this allow for custom generation of waypoints and camera trigger points, but it also allows for auto waypoint generation and execution of tasks such as inward and outward panoramas.

Cyber Technology clients continue to realize the potential in providing a competitive service made possible with Cyber Technology’s popular ducted quad rotor UAV, the “cyberQuad MAXI” With an array of specialty payloads and uniquely safe ducted propellors it is the ideal solution for companies such as ERP who provide a cost saving power line inspection service.

For their latest system they have opted for a secondary thermal/optical payload that can be used to supplement the existing 24MP HD payload, expanding on the scope of inspection work that they provide. ERP also opted for the new 12" waypoint navigation tablet to facilitate increased autonomy and process efficiency.

The cyberQuad MAXI and all of its operational components fit conveniently into one rugged pelican case, leaving enough room for even a second aircraft. Due to its low running cost and commercial viability even some of our clients who run smaller service operations with the cyberQuad MAXI usually find that it pays for itself in around a month.

Some of Cybertech’s primarily surveillance oriented UAV’s, could eventually fly over Perth beaches to monitor sharks.

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Cyber Technology are now offering a new 24MP HD Payload option in their CyberQuad Maxi systems. The new payload has a balanced optical stabilization system and backlit Exmor R CMOS Sensor which improve low light clarity. This new capability has been proven particularly beneficial to infrastructure inspection customers.

Demonstration of CyberQuad Maxi with roll stabilized HD payload and waypoint navigation. This particular inward panorama flight plan is applicable to inspection of infrastructure, or rapid surveillance response to field sensor activity detection.

T.I.G.R. AKA Tyre Inspection Ground Robot, This small tank like robot is outfitted with state of the art thermal/optical cameras allowing its operator to accurately measure the tyre temperature of a haulpak from the safe distance of 500m, fondly branded “Scutter” after the mischievous robots from popular 1988 TV series Red Dwarf, this device aims to find its place among the recent expanding automated repertoire of the mining industry providing increased safety and efficiency.

Cyber Technology delivered a thermal/optical CyberQuad Maxi to Resolute Mining/GoudHurst Mining in Tanzania for site surveillance. Six onsite personnel were trained to safely operate the ducted VTOL aircraft, in order to provide increased security coverage of their facilities and surrounding areas.

To date Resolute Mining experiences losses in the tens of thousands in onsite diesel theft. As shown by the example video frame that were taken during the night operations training, the CyberQuad was able to penetrate the foliage canopy. This is possible due to the CyberQuad’s FLIR based thermal/optical payload, that also facilitated capturing the movements of a suspicious vehicle and a well hidden mustering point where a group of suspicious individuals were planning on raiding one of the large re fueling containers used for refueling machinery. The loss which is recovered, quickly pays for the initial investment in the solution.

Over the course of two days, Cyber Technology presented The CyberEye 2V2 UAS solution to the Chief of Defense Force and a number of key high ranking military personnel. The demonstration focused on tactical operational UAS scenarios for combating drug running and piracy. The demo was conducted from Semporna’s Dedicated UAV airstrip in Sabah Malaysia.

Cyber Technology, are now the only Australian multi-UAV manufacturer to hold a CASA approved UAV AOC, certifying them to operate commercially in civilian airspace.

As part of the Oz innovations program, Cyber Technology along with leading scientist of WA, Lyn Beazley, were invited to give a presentation at Mt Lawley Senior High School with the objective to educate and inspire the students toward the benefits of a career in the fields of science and technology.

Video courtesy of Ermes Technologies