DroneBox: A Fully Automated Drone System for Surveillance Application

Pattawut Manapongpun, Chanon Karoonkornsakul, Krittin Peechaphand, Pakpoom Kriengkomol, Amin Rajawana, Pawarit Ritmetee, Narongsak Lounsrimongkol, Napat Chenchai
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Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology has recently improved in terms of robustness and reliability to be utilized industrially such as site patronage, monitoring and surveillance missions. On the contrary, the delayed development of competent UAV pilots and operators is slowing down operational expansion, resulting in everyday UAV usage costly and unfeasible. The fully automated and completely independent "DroneBox" will act as the drone storage and self-maintenance base for a surveillance operation with no direct human involvement. The drone will be capable of taking- off, performing missions, landing precisely, and recharging automatically while utilizing collected real-time data to perform with the safest configuration through DroneBox. When compared to the industry’s conventional method, the risk, cost, and time of surveillance operation will be reduced with the application of the DroneBox system offshore. According to realistic estimates, deploying the DroneBox system on 20 unmanned wellhead platform platforms can cut operator visits up to one-third of the trips, resulting in saving 22% fuel of crew boat vessels or up to 1.82 million USD operating cost in Artit (ART) and Great Bongkot North (GBN) wellhead platforms.
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DroneBox:用于监视应用的全自动无人机系统
无人机(UAV)技术最近在鲁棒性和可靠性方面得到了改进,可用于工业上,例如现场赞助,监测和监视任务。相反,有能力的无人机飞行员和操作员的延迟发展正在减缓作战扩张,导致日常无人机使用成本高昂且不可行。完全自动化和完全独立的“无人机箱”将作为无人机存储和自我维护基地,进行无人直接参与的监视行动。无人机将能够起飞,执行任务,精确着陆,并自动充电,同时利用收集的实时数据,通过DroneBox以最安全的配置执行。与行业的传统方法相比,在海上应用DroneBox系统将降低监控操作的风险、成本和时间。根据实际估计,在20个无人井口平台上部署DroneBox系统可以减少操作人员多达三分之一的行程,从而节省22%的船员船燃料,或在Artit (ART)和Great Bongkot North (GBN)井口平台上节省高达182万美元的运营成本。
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