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Scottish islands progress use of drones in public services

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Argyll and Bute Council, which serves citizens across a range of remote locations off Scotland’s west coast, has striven to make use of the autonomous airborne technology in recent years The local authority representing a Scottish region including 23 inhabited islands is progressing plans to become a pioneering location for drone technology following a raft of successful trials, it is claimed. School meals, medication and railway inspections are…
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Scottish islands progress use of drones in public services

Argyll and Bute Council, which serves citizens across a range of remote locations off Scotland’s west coast, has striven to make use of the autonomous airborne technology in recent years The local authority representing a Scottish region including 23 inhabited islands is progressing plans to become a pioneering location for drone technology following a raft of successful trials, it is claimed. School meals, medication and railway inspections are…

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Argyll and Bute could take off as pioneering location for drone technology

Argyll and Bute could take off as pioneering location for drone technology maclennanai Thu, 3 Apr 2025 - 10:16 3 April 2025 Argyll and Bute could take off as a pioneering location for drone technology following a series of successful trials across the region. Argyll and Bute Council collaborated with private company Skyports to carry out a large volume of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) trials over the west coast of Scotland. Completed last August…

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