Flycom Technologies part of development consortium with a project linking smart cities for more sustainable development
The development-oriented consortium, of which Flycom Technoloiges is a part, in addition to the telecommunications operator T2 and Solviks, is co-creating a more sustainable development of the economy and society through the project “T-2 Smart Cities 4.0”, so that they are better prepared and more resilient to the challenges and opportunities of the green and digital transition.
Spatial data acquisition and production of GIS overlays of road infrastructure in the municipality of Ajdovščina
In the Municipality of Ajdoviščina, we expect to complete spherical photography and mobile laser scanning of municipal roads by the end of this year.
T-2 Smart Cities 4.0″ project receives EU co-funding
Flycom Technologies d. o. o. as a consortium partner, has received co-financing from the European Union’s Recovery and Resilience Fund to implement the activities of the T-2 Smart Cities 4.0 project.
Innovative GMS-GIS software solution for TELCO companies
Flycom Technologies’ innovative GMS-GIS software solution offers telecom network owners and managers an easy and long-term solution to meet AKOS requirements.
Inovativna solution – Natural hazards module
Flycom Technologies is one of the winners of the Copernicus Incubation programme and has received funding for the development of Natural Hazard Module which can be used as an extension to GMS-GIS or as a standalone application customized for the (re)insurance industry.
Development of an Asset Monitoring System (AGMS)
Flycom Technologies is a beneficiary of the Call for Proposals “SME INSTRUMENT IMPLEMENTATION – PHASE 1”. As part of a public tender, Flycom Technologies carried out a feasibility study for the development of the first fully autonomous Autonomous Drone-Based Asset Inspection System (AGMS).
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
The GMS software solution aims to eliminate the main limitations of the use of GIS systems in the energy sector: poor or non-existent connectivity with DRI systems and limited use of existing data for efficient management and maintenance purposes.
