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1 March 2021
D-TRIG will award grants of £30k to enable up to six SMEs to undertake early-stage research and development studies to explore how to integrate drones into UK airspace.
The D-TRIG programme will build upon the strong foundation of the DfT’s existing Drone Pathfinder Catalyst Programme, delivered by Connected Places Catapult. Achieved through ambitious plans to give UK plc a competitive advantage, achieved through the adoption of drones, promoting new markets and technology to accelerate the delivery of near-to-market drone flight and air traffic management capabilities.
The programme will have an impact by positioning the UK as a country open to technological innovation including as a source of expertise on the use of drones in industry and the public sector. It will help boost the development and use of drones across the UK.
Pioneering 5G pilot to focus on advanced logistics A ground-breaking pilot project, which will see pioneering 5G technology used in an operational automotive environment for the very first time in the UK, has been announced.
North, a leading UK IoT service and solutions provider, has been appointed to design, build and support the £4.9 million operation, which will take place close to Vantec at the Nissan test track in Sunderland, addressing the next innovation challenge of last mile logistics â with the automation of a 40 tonne HGV.
The project will see North partner with Nokia, to access the latest 5G technology in a project that it is hoped will establish the North East as a global leader in advanced logistics. Importantly, the project has the potential to support the continued revolution in Connected Automated Logistics (CAL) and provides a 5G core for the North East, positioning it for further investment and growth.
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