ROBOZ (Robots, Kamiaya -cho, Ena City, Gifu Prefecture), which operates a small unmanned unit of drone schools, will open a drone museum "Drone Museum & Park Mano" in Sayo, Mino City on November 13.More than 100 drones owned by the company will be displayed, and the general public will be able to know the skills and how to use it.
The company is developing businesses in Ena City, operating schools, selling drones, and aerial photography.This summer, I purchased a former working youth home in Sayo, Mino City from the city, and moved the branch office in Mitsuin -cho, Gujo City from October.
The museum also uses this building.Currently, the building is being renovated, and in addition to the drone exhibition space, there will be a classroom that can be used in schools and a production workshop that can be used in schools.
The company owns about 300 units from drones weighing about 20 grams to industrial use of 10 kilograms or more, and will be exhibited.According to President Hiroki Ishida, drones have a strong image of aerial photography, but utilization is progressing in fields such as spraying pesticides, rescue activities at disaster sites, birds and beasts measures, and information communication technology (ICT) education.
In the museum, in addition to selling drones, schools and training will be opened.Utilizing the adjacent citizen pool site, pilot training can be performed as a dedicated airfield.
The company and Mino City have signed a cooperation agreement on the 18th.The company plans to collaborate on tourism attracting customers, industrial promotion, surveying, disaster prevention, and education.
At the conclusion ceremony, President Ishida said, "The development speed of the drone industry is very fast.Mayor Tetsuhiro Muto said, "Technology that needs to be used in the future. It would be a place where many people would visit Mino City and learn while staying."
The opening event will be held on November 13.