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May 31, 2019

Tweaking a Drone’s Brain.

What will you do if you had a drone that has the ability to reason and can do what ever you want. From my wildest guess I know you are thinking about making it get your breakfast from the coolest food joint in the morning, run your errands during the day and send I love you cards to your girl friend at night.

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Jun 5, 2019

Journey through Droniverse.

In my last post I talked about tweaking a drone’s brain, where I shared a little knowledge on Drone Programming. In this post I’m going to share with you some technologies I learnt on my journey through the Droniverse (Drone — Universe), yeah I know its another made up word. I really appreciate you spending time to read my posts. Thanks.

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18 Sep 2019

UMaT to Collaborate with GNFS to Develop Drone Controlled Firefighting

The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) Tarkwa has taken the necessary steps to collaborate with the Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) to use drone technology to help in firefighting and rescue operations in the country. At a short ceremony to make a presentation about the technology to the Management and Officers of the Service, the leader of the student innovators, Mr Vondee Selasie explained that the technology which they named “TuyoChat”...

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25 March 2022 - Comments (4) - Share (7)

UMaT to collaborate with COCOBOD to combat cocoa diseases and pests

The University of Mines and Technology (UMaT) Tarkwa is collaborating with Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) to use mobile technology to help combat diseases and pests that affect cocoa production in Ghana.

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25 March 2022 - Comments (4) - Share (7)

Lands Minister Commissions Network Control Infrastructure at Mincom

The Minister for Lands and Natural Resources Hon. Samuel A. Jinapor (MP) on Thursday, December 8, 2022 commissioned the Network Control Centre for the tracking and monitoring of Earth Moving Equipment and Explosive Trucks situated at the Minerals Commission as part of a working visit to the Commission.

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