The Geoscan Pioneer Mini 2 educational quadcopter has been awarded the Made in Russia certificate by the Russian Export Center. This certification recognizes the drone's originality and patent-protected status, highlighting its potential for both domestic and international markets.
The device features a 2K resolution camera mounted on a servo drive and is powered by an eight-core processor equipped with a neural accelerator. This hardware enables on-board data processing, allowing the drone to perform autonomous flights, recognize objects, and operate in swarm formations without server connectivity.
Geoscan intends the quadcopter for use in academic environments, including schools and universities. Students utilize the platform to study computer vision, programming, and autonomous systems while developing custom AI algorithms for practical applications.
Daniil Zolotnik, Deputy General Director for Education at Geoscan Moscow, stated that the certification validates the product's unique capabilities in the global educational market. The company plans to leverage this status to expand the reach of its technology.
