September 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Philippines Flying Labs
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The document summarizes the work of The Power of Local organization, which specializes in mapping, GIS, planning, engineering and surveying using drones and robotics. Some of their projects included mapping Malapascua Island for conservation, mapping the 2019 Central Luzon earthquake damage, and providing SheMaps training to over 80 participants. Their goals are to use technology to improve health, the environment and build disaster resilience in the Philippines through education and partnerships.
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December 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Côte d'Ivoire Flying Labs
In the December 2020 Power of Local webinar, Côte d'Ivoire Flying Labs provides programmatic updates.
December 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Kenya Flying Labs
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December 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Nepal Flying Labs
This document discusses how an organization called Flying Labs is working to use robotics and drone technologies to help build aid, health, development and environmental solutions in a sustainable and localized way in Nepal. It provides updates on projects like using drones to conduct high resolution aerial mapping of urban areas during COVID lockdowns, processing aerial data for Hetauda City in partnership with PIX4D, creating a Nepal Drone Portal called WeFly, and organizing a Nepal Drone Workshop in 2020 with over 45 national and international stakeholders to discuss drone registration, authorization and monitoring systems. It also lists some of Flying Labs' international awards and upcoming plans for the next three months.
September 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Zambia Flying Labs
The document discusses the work of Zambia Flying Labs (ZFL) in using robotics and drone technologies to provide STEM education, community engagement, research, and capacity building in Zambia. Some of ZFL's activities include STEM programs at schools, exhibitions at investment expos and for government leaders, competitions and challenges sponsored by organizations like the US Embassy, and field demonstrations partnering with other drone companies. The goal is to use localized drone technologies to help build aid, health, development, and environmental solutions in a sustainable way.
September 2020 Power of Local Webinar: Spain Flying Labs
The document discusses how localizing robotics technologies through drones can help build aid, health, development, and environmental solutions in a sustainable manner. It describes educational workshops on drones for girls in Figueras, Spain in July 2020 and several ways drones can be used like software-in-the-loop testing, navigation sensory fusion system evaluation, fire and smoke detection, search and rescue operations using sense and perception and reactive control, open source drones for large-scale restoration, and balancing numbers with drones as solution vectors. It closes by thanking the reader and providing contact information for the UAV specialist who authored the document.
Power of Local August Webinar: Papua New Guinea Flying Labs
This document provides summaries of 5 articles related to outreach and education efforts with educators on teaching with flying robots:
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2. Steam training in Papua New Guinea from a festival of learning to teaching with flying robots.
3. Coding against COVID-19 - Papua New Guinea flying labs brings stem training to local students.
4. Papua New Guinea flying lessons drone delivery brings stem education to remote areas.
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Power of Local August Webinar: Nigeria Flying Labs
Flying Labs Nigeria Southwest Hub aims to build local skills in drone technology to increase socio-economic impact and achieve SDGs. [1] It incubates innovative drone ideas to transform lives in agriculture. [2] It provides services like drone training, multispectral data collection and analysis, and crop monitoring. [3] Drones can monitor crop health, vegetation indices, spraying, and soil analysis. Flying Labs builds youth capacity in drone operation and data processing to localize the technology for smallholder farmers.
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Power of Local April 2020 Webinar: Chile Flying Labs
This document summarizes field tests and activities conducted by the Observatorio en Gestión de Riesgo de Desastres organization in 2019 and 2020 using robotics and drone technologies. It discusses two case studies from 2019 - the drying of the Aculeo de Paine lagoon and a large fire in Valparaiso. It also outlines current activities including using drones to map COVID-19 spread in Chile and future plans which involve seeking funds for projects focused on COVID-19 response and telemedicine.
Power of Local April 2020 Webinar: Morocco Flying Labs
This document discusses using drones and robotics technologies to help local communities by providing air surveillance over large areas. It proposes a system called SKYNET that uses drones with onboard processing and edge computing to monitor regions autonomously. The drones would share data through a central ATLAN Core and cloud system to detect issues and coordinate responses across wide areas in an affordable way to benefit emerging markets.
Power of Local April 2020 Webinar: Senegal Flying Labs
This document discusses Senegal Flying Labs, an organization that uses robotics and AI technologies to solve social challenges in Senegal and the region in a sustainable manner. It provides training programs in drone technology, incubates local businesses, and manages pilot projects in areas like agriculture, conservation, and health. Some of its current projects include using drones to monitor protected natural areas and mapping saline lands. The organization aims to train at least 60 professionals, support 20 local projects, incubate 4 businesses, and make itself 70% self-sustaining by 2021.
Power of Local March 2020 Webinar: Cameroon Flying Labs
The document discusses the work of Cameroon Flying Labs, an organization that uses drones and robotics to help local communities in Cameroon. It was founded in 2018 by Dessap Fomekong Loic Joffree and aims to use drones and other technologies to provide aid, development, and environmental solutions. Some of its projects include using drones to map swampy areas and identify risks during heavy rains, training local operators to pilot drones, and organizing workshops on electronics and technology. It also plans to work on a cargo drone project in the future to further help communities.
Power of Local March 2020 Webinar: Japan Flying Labs
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WeRobotics and its network of Flying Labs had a busy and productive year in 2019. They carried out 56 trainings and 52 projects across 26 countries, training over 1,300 professionals. New Flying Labs were added in 9 countries. To improve sustainability and impact, WeRobotics updated its monitoring and evaluation strategies, created organizational videos, and diversified funding sources. Looking ahead to 2020, WeRobotics will focus on data value chains, feedback loops, Flying Lab quality, technology partnerships, and diversified revenue streams to continue enabling positive local impact through robotics.
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- 5. Aerial Mapping of the 2019 Central Luzon Earthquake The Power of Local A mapping system was mounted on a manned aircraft (CESSNA) to take geolocated images to produce the output for the project.
- 6. AREA: In partnership with the University of the Philippines - Resilience Institute (UPRI) We were able to map out landslide locations and inspect their sizes to determine the damage caused by the earthquake, as well as the location of a potential fault line.
- 7. The Power of Local SheMaps Training Representing Nepal Flying Labs, India Flying Labs, Philippines Flying Labs and WeRobotics as SheMaps certified Instructors with Dr. Karen Joyce. Activities: - Involving government key agencies in discussing drones and STEM - Basic drone training with other organizations - SheMaps instructor’s training - Basic drone training (new instructors) with Indigenous community in Pampanga, Philippines
- 8. The Power of Local SheMaps Training There were 25+ participants attended the basic training in Manila and 60+ students and faculty members from Pampanga attended basic training (2-day event)
- 9. The Power of Local Other trainings and talks
- 10. The Power of Local Main achievement of 2020 UPRI Project which can lead to more formal partnership with other well-recognized entities in disaster and resilience. Growing local community and global partnerships
- 11. The Power of Local Plans and other future projects ➔ Focus on medical cargo drone delivery for this year ➔ Continue our work in educating and inspiring young children ➔ Partnerships with other organizations especially in the academe ➔ Possible online seminar/workshop on drones