Aerial Technology International Drone Competes in National Geographic Channel’s ‘Showdown of the Unbeatables: Rifle VS Drone’ April 18, 2014
Portland, Oregon (PRWEB) March 31, 2014 -- Aerial Technology International’s Skyjib, an unmanned octo-copter debuts in an upcoming television show for the National Geographic Channel titled Showdown of the Unbeatables: Rifle VS Drone, Friday, April 18, 2014, 9:00PM ET/PT.
Pitted against the TrackingPoint Rifle, one of the most accurate firearms on the market which shoots a laser beam to track its target, the ATI Drone, an agile eight-rotor, unmanned flying octo-copter promises to present a dramatic and epic showdown competition.
Showdown of the Unbeatables is produced by GRB Entertainment for National Geographic Channel.
ATI has had a banner year in development in robotic engineering and partnering with businesses to expand their service and product applications in topography, agriculture, UAS, video and photography. Recently ATI teamed up with FLIR to provide aerial inspections in commercial applications. By combining ATI”s UAS expertise with FLIR’s thermal imaging technology, measurements of sensitive data can be captured and used for repair, inspections, and research in a cost effective and efficient manner.
About Aerial Technology International
Stephen Burtt and Lawrence Dennis formed ATI in 2011 to provide UAS operators with a one stop shop, offering ongoing support, education, and resources for UAS needs. After spending many years operating within the UAS industry, the ATI founders noticed a lack of reliable equipment and technical support for end users. The technical complexities and logistics of safely operating UAS demands a high level of support and reliability from manufacturers, as well as highly skilled operators. ATI provides customers with the resources and expertise needed to succeed in their industry.
The ATI staff share the experience and love for aerospace, photography, film making, and clean technology fueling the company to constantly improve the UAS industry. ATI offers end users the products, training, and support needed to be successful in this exciting new industry. For more information about ATI, visit http://www.AerialTechnology.com. For media inquiries and interview, contact Inspired Media Communications at info(at)inspiredmc(dot)com.
Diane Dennis, Inspired Media, http://www.inspiredmc.com, +1 (503) 678-1356, [email protected]
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