Earth Observation CargoBike for Campus and City transport

Earth Observation CargoBike for Campus and City transport

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October 23, 2020

Our Earth Observation cargobike in action at our UAV launch site close to the campus. A great way to transport our multispectral, thermal or Lidar UAVs to our study sites close by, to carry stuff around on campus such as lecture materials or getting things done within the city of Würzburg like delivering required equipments to staff and students. Perfect addition for using our bus on short distances.

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