Upcoming Events Archives

While at the 2016 UAV Expo in Las Vegas, the R4 Roller caught the attention of PC World. As such, R4 Robotics was featured as one of eight drone makers included in an article online. To view this article, click this link

*Photo and PC World Article by Magdalena Petrova

Conferences or Expos Upcoming Events

October 10, 2016

Commercial UAV Expo Oct. 31 – Nov. 2

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R4 Robotics will be at this year’s Commercial UAV Expo, this upcoming Oct 31 – Nov 2, 2016. This year’s event will be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. Stop by and see the latest innovations from R4 Robotics as they relate to electrical utilities, law enforcement, and the gas, oil & chemical industries.

Demonstrations

July 24, 2016

R4 Test Flight at Alpena County Regional Airport

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The R4 Large Roller was demonstrated during a test flight at the Alpena County Regional Airport. Through it’s alliance with NUAIR, we were able to condust test flights with the proper permits as required by the FAA, via the Northern Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Consortium.

In attendance were industry professionals, NMUASC members, State Representatives, Senators and the Alpena News, which provided coverage of the event (as seen in the attached images).

Conferences or Expos

July 23, 2016

R4 Conducts NMUASC First Test Flight

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WBKB in Northern Michigan covers the first NMUASC test flight conducted by R4 Robotics at Alpena County Regional Airport.

Conferences or Expos

June 9, 2016

R4 Robotics at General Police Equipment Exhibition & Conference (GPEC)

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R4 Robotics was on hand at the GPEC show this year in Leipzig, Germany. We are pleased to have been part of this show once again! Thanks to everyone who stopped by our booth and talked with R4 Robotics about our product offerings.

Demonstrations

December 14, 2015

R4 Drone Demo at Alpena Community College

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R4 Robotics had the chance to demonstrate our unmanned aerial drones at Alpena Community College. As we have developed a variety of drones, our focus on that day was to demonstrate how R4 drones could be itilized in utility inspection and law enforcement.

Rather than the ardous task of stopping at each electrical pole or transmission tower with a bucket truck, linemen or technicians can now fly a drone in very close proximity to electrical poles or towers to inspect condition or damage. With the innovative design of our R4 Roller, this can be done without fear of collision with tree branches, wires, buildings or other obstructions.

For law enforcement, we have both large and small R4 Roller models – each of which can be used both indoors or outside, depending on the needed application. These drones are equipped with custom cameras that broadcast in realtime and allow the operator to do aerial recon before placing officers in harms way. Our drones employ a powerful system that penetrates through walls, trees and more – so that the operator may survey the entire interior of a very large building, or even provide aerial assistance when tracking suspects or missing individuals at night (if equipped with optional infrared camera).

The Alpena News was on site to report on our demonstration, as referenced in the attached images.