Nokia automated drone

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Drones are increasingly used in ports for inspection and security purposes. Nokia claims to be the first to offer a “CE-certified, turnkey drone-in-a-box solution that meets the requirements of the European Union and connects over public and private 4G/LTE and 5G networks”.

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