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Night. Fog

Fog at night means takeoff is only permitted in an emergency, e.g., to run a search and rescue operation. Yet UAV pilots must be able to fly in fog at night, too.

Night. Fog

Description

Night. Fog

Bad weather is what it takes to learn how to handle emergencies and difficulties. Fog at night is one of the worst possible flight scenarios, where UAV takeoff is only permitted if the mission could only be accomplished by a skilled enough operator flying a small enough aircraft. These might include search and rescue operations or critical payload delivery. UAVProf Drone Simulator provides a safe and controlled environment that realistically mimics actual flight. This means you can learn to pilot a UAV without causing damage or financial loss.

Features

For Pros

Piloting a drone in fog at night is a skill the pilot needs if they are to accomplish missions in bad weather.

Safety and Control

Training is done in a safe and controlled environment that perfectly simulates weather and steering. This allows pilots to practice without causing damage or financial loss.

Real-World Models for Training

Piloting in fog at night requires specific drone models. The simulator uses models of real-world machines to help students learn real piloting.

Available in Licenses

UAVProf Drone Simulator:
Professional version

A full set of all UAVProf Drone Simulator licenses available at the moment

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$4,900

UAVProf Drone Simulator:
Base version

Basic simulator license for training basic maneuvers in manual and autonomous flight

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$990