Gremsy and Nokia are strengthening their collaboration to develop next-generation connected drone technologies that are enhancing Drone-as-First-Responder capabilities for public safety agencies and emergency response teams worldwide.
Using Nokia Drone Networks and its docking station, the system is delivering ultra-wide bandwidth and latency of less than 20 milliseconds for high-resolution video transmission and rapid command execution. The ORUS L payload is providing stabilised, high-definition imagery, ensuring reliable visual data during high-speed manoeuvres, pursuit operations and low-light missions.
Jay Huynh, CCO at Gremsy, “This collaboration is a definitive step toward mission-critical autonomy,” later adding, “By integrating the ORUS L into this world-class ecosystem, we are delivering a high-precision intelligence hub, not just a drone. This milestone also reflects Gremsy’s evolution from a gimbal manufacturer to a provider of multi-domain autonomous solutions-spanning UAVs, UGVs, and maritime platforms.”
The partnership centralizes on advancing 4G and 5G-connected unmanned aerial vehicle technologies for mission-critical operations supporting Gremsy’s long-term strategy to expand into telecommunications infrastructure, smart city applications, and autonomous operational systems.
