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How Do Vtol Drones Work
There are three major types of drones that are employed for a variety of different uses: multi-rotor drones, fixed wing drones, and VTOL (Vertical Take Off & Landing) drones. VTOL design in particular has caught on in recent years, using the best aspects of the other two designs to create a drone versatile enough to tackle any job. Each of these various types of drone designs offer different advantages.
The Future Of Urban Air Mobility
Urban air mobility is a rapidly advancing field that refers to transportation systems which move goods and people by air. Currently, drones are the most commonly used UAM vehicles, and they can be owned and operated by both private people and organizations. Today, the current trends in the drone industry are quite literally soaring!
xCraft Launches Start Engine Reg CF Campaign
xCraft is excited to announce the launch of their 2022 Start Engine Reg CF Campaign. After a successful Reg A Campaign in 2021, we're confident that this next raise will effectively propel phase two of our crowdfunding efforts into xCraft's most ambitious year yet....
Autonomous Boats & The Future Of Autonomous Watercraft
When most people think of drones, the image that commonly springs to mind is that of a small aircraft, soaring high above. But drones aren’t just limited to the skies. They’re also making a splash on the water, with autonomous watercraft providing a range of aquatic services to suit a variety of needs. As the autonomous vehicle industry advances, aquatic autonomous drones will likely be the next big thing on the horizon.
Drones For Advertising: The Future of the Marketing Industry
Drone technology has revolutionized a number of different industries. As a sector that always tries to utilize innovative new technologies, the marketing industry is no exception. From video capture to customer interactivity, drones open up a range of new possibilities for marketers to utilize. Read on to learn more about the applications drones have for advertising purposes, as well as information about the future of this exciting technology.
LiDAR Underground Mapping With The xCraft Matrix SE
LiDAR, or Light Detection and Ranging, is an advanced sensing method that provides detailed three-dimensional information about specific surfaces or underground areas. Originating in the early 1960s, this technology has developed as a powerful tool that is regularly used today in a number of different fields. Let’s take a look at some of the advantages of using xCraft drones for LiDAR underground mapping purposes.
xCraft Welcomes Its Newest Team Member – Kenny Stone
xCraft has spent much of 2021 growing their capital in anticipation of a surge in the global drone market. Included in this growth is the addition of a new team member - xCraft's new Sales Lead, Kenny Stone. Prior to joining xCraft, Kenny worked in the non-profit...
XCraft Soars Past 2.5 Million on StartEngine
On December 28, 2021, xCraft wrapped up its StartEngine Reg A+ Campaign. With a stretch goal of $2.5 Million, xCraft is proud to announce that this goal was exceeded! Thanks to several generous shareholders and friends, xCraft is now that much stronger in its...
Drones For Use In The Security Sector
Drone technology has been utilized by a wide array of different industries. One field that has been transformed more than most by the arrival of this game-changing technology is the security industry. But what applications do security drones have that make them so widely used in this particular field? Read on for more information about drones in the security industry and the past, present, and the future of this technology.
Drones For Use In Underground Mining
Managing a mine or a quarry comes with significant responsibilities, which include ensuring the safety of everyone working there and maximizing the efficiency of operations. This task is facilitated by the use of XCraft drones, which can survey sites, map land in a matter of minutes, and facilitate communications between team members. Best of all, drones can access the inaccessible – underground mines.