Exyn Technologies’ drone is autonomously piloted and can go where other drones cannot. | Image credit: Exyn Technologies
Exyn Technologies announced it has achieved level 4A autonomy, on the aerial autonomy scale of 1 to 5. This capability enables the deployment of Exyn drones into applications that were previously difficult to pilot, or risky for the drone’s survival.
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