Sergeant Paul Sommers takes The 1854 Cycling Company’s bike for a spin.
For the simulation, the drone footage was streamed to the white console, which would normally be mounted on the bike, and also displayed on a TV for everyone to see.
The drone lifts off.
Brandale Randolph, founder and CEO of The 1854 Cycling Company, shows off features of the bike.
Brandale Randolph shows Wareham Police Chief Walter Correia and John Kelley of the Wareham Fire Department the drone footage.
Wareham’s first responders might soon have technology that would make certain rescue operations easier, courtesy of 1854 Cycling’s bicycle with a link to a drone video feed.
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A.D. Makepeace Company representatives present a $10,000 check to the Wareham Library Foundation.
From left: Jim Kane, president and CEO of the A.D. Makepeace Company (ADM); Liz Wiley, president of the Wareham Library Foundation (WLF); Elissa Heard, WLF; Linda Burke, vice president of marketing and communication for ADM; Jim Mendes, WLF; Chris Makepeace, ADM Board of Directors; Lori Flannery, CFO, ADM; Tricia Norton, clerk WLF; Andrea Fessenden, executive assistant, ADM; Kim Houdlette, Director of Community Relations, ADM; George Ripley, library director; Bob Brousseau, WLF; Aprilleigh Lauer, Wareham Free Library Board of Trustees; Sandra Wheeler, WLF and Friends of the Wareham Free Library.