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Airtonomy Platform

Airtonomy modernizes antiquated approaches to asset management in energy, agriculture, and public safety industries with a platform to make processes automated, uniform, safer, more accurate, and timelier than current human-centric means.

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AGRICULTURE

RENEWABLES

ENERGY PIPELINE

POWER TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTION

PUBLIC SAFETY

Founder & CEO, Josh Riedy, with Hardware Engineer Intern, Connor.

Mark Nisbet, North Dakota Principal Manager, Xcel Energy

Founder & CEO, Josh Riedy, with Hardware Engineer Intern, Connor.

Mark Nisbet, North Dakota Principal Manager, Xcel Energy

Enterprise Autonomy™

Airtonomy, designed to scale across multiple flight platforms and use cases, is revolutionizing the economics and value of critical energy operations. The Airtonomy Platform allows organizations to safely operate drones and sensors in complex and inaccessible environments, without specialized knowledge and minimal training.

Simulation

Simulation is foundational to autonomous systems incorporation. Developing autonomous routines safety within a digital twin environment, prior to field use, provides the means to efficiently and safely deploy autonomous solutions.

NORTH DAKOTA WIND FARM LEVERAGES OBSTRUCTION LIGHTING CONTROL RADAR TO OPERATE DRONES

November - December 2019

BY Edward Lundquist

Unmanned Systems | Pages 32-34

North Dakota appropriately celebrated American Wind Week 2019 at a wind farm, Xcel Energy’s soon-to-open Foxtail Wind Farm in Dickey County. But Foxtail represents more than a typical wind farm — it has become a convergence of technologies that will have far-reaching implications for the state and beyond.

TechSpark Fargo: Grand Farm project will create the farm of the future

OCTOBER 17, 2019

BY Kate Behncken

For generations, farmers throughout North Dakota have traditionally hired seasonal farm hands to help with planting, harvesting and other jobs. Digital technologies and big data are transforming agriculture.

Here’s why Microsoft just invested $1.5M in a North Dakota high-tech farm project

OCTOBER 17, 2019

BY Taylor Soper

GeekWire

The Redmond, Wash. tech giant today announced a $1.5 million investment in Grand Farm, a project in North Dakota designed to spur innovation around farming and agriculture. Microsoft will provide its technology such as FarmBeats, as well as its own employees that will help with Grand Farm initiatives.

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